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1     I|         feeble to do well, and frail to resist against evil.
2     I|       do the devil, for man is frail, and yet ere I shall destroy
3    II|      reason might it be that a frail maid might not be drawn
4   III|        proud in prosperity, ne frail in adversity. He did that
5    VI| virginity, which was kept in a frail and brittle vessel; and
6    VI|      beguiled, for thou wert a frail man, but now thou art joined
7   VII| believed when thou art but one frail woman. To whom she said:
8   VII|        for one maid, young and frail, he hath done assemble so