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1 Praise|       they exceed in courage, fall short in understanding.
2 Praise| supercilious gravity. Let him fall into discourse, and he shall
3 Praise| easily neglect it. If a stone fall upon a man’s head, that’
4 Praise|      pleasing, if no accident fall in to give occasion of offense;
5 Praise|    Another preserved from the fall of a house. All these hang
6 Praise|      as too often it happens, fall but into an old wives’ story,
7 Praise|        At these, if ever they fall athwart them, they prick
8 Praise|   ill-gotten goods is wont to fall to their share. And the
9 Praise|   loose plaits and long train fall round his Reverence’s mule