Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |        his back and escaped. This folly on the part, of the lion
 2    1, 7 |          in falsity and fraud.~If folly meets him, he takes it for
 3    1, 7 |           gained by the wicked is folly.~Whatever a sick man eats
 4    2, 4 |           some good advice on the folly of trusting to outward appearances.
 5    2, 5 |         parable to illustrate the folly of procrastination in this
 6    2, 8 |           pleases the foolish but folly?~Because each kind is charmed
 7    2, 18|     through ignorance, sloth, and folly,~Though he stands hard by
 8    3, 5 |        this place. ~Infidelity is folly, ordained infidelity wisdom, ~
 9    3, 13|           aught, that you~In your folly should use similitudes of
10    3, 13|      builds a boat! What ignorant folly is this!"~The arguments
11    4, 2 |         be at peace;~Not with the folly that doubles itself by vain
12    4, 3 |        ignoring the fact that the folly of his own letter was the
13    4, 5 |       salt land.~Torn garments of folly and ignorance cannot be
14    4, 6 |       your beard to think of your folly,~Saying, "Alas! that house
15    4, 6 |         your father, ~And through folly have clung to it ever since. ~
16    6, 7 | lamentations of the frog over his folly in consorting with an animal