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 1    IV|   yeas and nays,~And pine in foolish love, let some complain~
 2    IV| souls well near~In snares of foolish ruth and love she hent,~
 3     V|     received erewhiles:~This foolish crew of lovers unashamed,~
 4   VII|   how thou wilt~Maintain thy foolish words and that brave lie;"~
 5  VIII|    in speech:~ ~ LXXIX~"What foolish words? what threats be these
 6  VIII|     rest with indiscreet and foolish wrath~Who threatened late
 7    IX|   forth his friendly arm,~Oh foolish kindness, and oh pity vain,~
 8     X|     grave words appeased his foolish ire.~The prince content
 9     X|    bore,~As when on vain and foolish things men dream;~At last
10  XIII|   hardy, faithful, bold,~But foolish pity lets him not assay~
11   XIX|   scorn, and punish will thy foolish pride:"~As a hot brand flames