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 1    1, 1 |        and explain love,~When we fall in love we are ashamed of
 2    1, 9 |          boon.~When the blossoms fall the fruit appears,~When
 3    1, 11|         some careless word might fall from his lips.~His friend
 4    1, 14|      Straightway the burden will fall from your back.~If you drink
 5    3, 9 |         is, not that winged fowl~Fall into the deadly snare without
 6    3, 9 |          the limed twig,~And yet fall into it, whether they will
 7    3, 14|           It says, "Why should I fall into grief in disgrace?~
 8    4, 2 |          would not be allowed to fall into ruin; so long as he
 9    4, 6 |       light! ~Otherwise you will fall into my jaws, ~And will
10    5, 5 | nonentities~Making one nonentity fall in love with another.~In
11    5, 9 |        temptation, lest he might fall again, and God might "make
12    5, 13|       them not if they forget or fall into sin;" 13 although their
13    6, 6 |     possible, that the arrow may fall close to you, for the hidden
14    6, 9 |         toils once, and will not fall into them again. The action