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1 Int|          shall be no danger of a fall.46 And at death man shall
2 I  |          but I do not purpose to fall behind the oath of Kantaishi.
3 I  |          the whole law, he would fall into actual transgressions.~   
4 I  |         and thus after all is no fall. This it is to command the
5 I  |          to parent and lord they fall into selfishness. And their
6 II |          forget it? How shall he fall into  ./. error? Lying down,
7 II |      base small, over they would fall. Would you now serve the
8 III| sufficient clothes and food, and fall in field or stream unnoticed
9 V  |          the mountains seemed to fall, the Old Man continued:~