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1    4, 6 |      from his lust-engendered illusions, like a fish from the fish-hook
2    4, 8 | stopped with doubt.~To men of illusions these tales are mere good
3    5, 6 |   this, O man pledged to vain illusions!~The mere legal theologian
4    5, 10|    man must shake off worldly illusions.~The fox said, "In my pure
5    5, 10|       offence."~This world of illusions, fancies, desires, and fears,~
6    5, 10|      Lord,"~What will not its illusions effect on a stupid ass?~
7    5, 10|  found save in Noah's ark?~By illusions that plunder the road of
8    6, 9 |  bondage of worldly lusts and illusions, and, taught by experience,
9    6, 9 |     naked of the body and its illusions,~I am admitted into the