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 1    1, 3|          God, there are hundreds of snares and baits,~And we are even
 2    1, 3|           all virtues are fraud and snares."~In one 'twas said, "Works
 3    1, 5|            a stratagem, and thereby snares himself;~What he takes for
 4    4, 5|        captured a bird by wiles and snares;~The bird said to him, "
 5    5, 3|             is said recognising the snares of lust,~And afterwards, "
 6    5, 4|           amongst evil men.~Satan's snares for mankind.~Thus spake
 7    6, 2| watchfulness, in order to avoid the snares of the world, and not to
 8    6, 5|            feeble ones~The ambushed snares of lust and temptations
 9    6, 6|                Who have escaped the snares of philosophy.~Strip yourself
10    6, 7|          mercy, or plain dealing or snares.~Not one of all these is