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 1  I, 7  |         done everything to make me fall into the snare: and you
 2  I, 8  |           possible for them not to fall when they were wounded,
 3 II, 4  |          equivalent to their sins, fall into negligence, and become
 4 III, 7 |        shipwrecked are destined to fall, not into the ocean, but
 5 III, 11| noble-spirited fight willingly and fall bravely, so they who have
 6 III, 17|        them if she should slip and fall; many men also there are
 7 IV, 1  |        account thus minded, nor to fall away into the insane folly
 8 IV, 1  |      friend,13 hardly shall we who fall so infinitely short of the
 9 IV, 4  |      better of both these and then fall into the clutches of the
10 IV, 9  |         unskillfulness in argument fall into heresy, and be cut
11  V, 4  |           in being rich, when they fall into poverty are grieved,
12  V, 5  |           naturally must sometimes fall short of the mark, and appear
13  V, 6  |          clearer headed than they, fall as far short of being able
14  V, 6  |     sermons as the remainder again fall short of them; so that only
15 VI, 4  |          seeds which have been let fall. Often too the thick growth
16 VI, 7  |        part betray themselves, and fall, and undergo much hardship
17 VI, 7  |       their heads are turned, they fall into a state of helplessness,
18 VI, 13 |          things must be: either to fall and perish unarmed, or to