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 1    1, 3 |     which effects the writing~Fancies the effect proceeds from
 2    1, 5 | Bowman shooting from afar,~It fancies its own steed lost, while
 3    1, 5 |     hither and thither; 10~It fancies its own steed lost, when
 4    1, 6 |       and compulsion are vain fancies,~But in them they are the
 5    1, 12|      towards the Almighty~Who fancies himself to be perfect.~No
 6    1, 13| imaginations~Instil many vain fancies into men's minds.~But, on
 7    2, 2 |    lusts who pampers his body~Fancies that some other man bears
 8    2, 11|   that they are all erroneous fancies,~There is no fancy in the
 9    3, 12|     moon is in heaven, and he fancies it in the well. ~By these
10    5, 6 |     reflection in the mirror, fancies another parrot is speaking,
11    5, 6 |  thoughts of men?~How far its fancies are removed from true knowledge!~
12    5, 10|       account of your own bad fancies;~Why do you thus suspect
13    5, 10|      This world of illusions, fancies, desires, and fears,~Is