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 1    1, 5  |     there are who flee from one danger to a worse;~Many flee from
 2    3, 13 |      are sleeping in a place of danger, ~And serpents are drawing
 3    3, 13 |         will inform you of your danger, ~Saying, 'Jump up, lest
 4    3, 13 |      you, ~And release you from danger and lead you to your home.' ~
 5    3, 13 |  prophet he warns you of hidden danger, ~For a prophet sees what
 6    3, 18 |      him again and again of the danger, and rebuked him for his
 7    4, 2  |     righteous,~Which annuls the danger and provides a way of escape.~
 8    4, 5  |      thus escaped the impending danger. The half wise fish delayed
 9    5, 3  |        was a fruitful source of danger to its unfortunate owner,
10    5  (2)| probation as implying trial and danger" (Analogy, Chap. iv. Pt.
11    5, 10 |          But even if there were danger in that object of suspicion,~