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 1    II|     hardest lights,~And lowest falls attend the highest flights.~ ~
 2    IX|        storm it overturned be,~Falls down and breaks the trees
 3    IX|      white as purest snow~That falls on tops of aged Apennine,~
 4     X|       Then, for alone they say falls no mishap,~Within short
 5    XI|   Before his inn stumbleth and falls at last:~ ~ LXXXV~Such hap
 6   XII| rolling fort.~The burned piece falls smoking on the sand:~With
 7   XII| desperate sort~She fights, and falls through pierced with his
 8   XVI|      comes,~This springs, that falls, that ripeneth and this
 9  XVII|       where Nilus tumbling low~Falls from his second cataract
10   XIX|       wretched sinners sharper falls thy rod!~In them this place
11    XX|   strike his foe that flies or falls.~ ~ LVIII~Like as the wind
12    XX|     and silver plumes to tear,~Falls down, to hide her mongst
13    XX|  bridle quite,~She faints, she falls, 'twixt life and death she
14    XX|         Such puissance had; so falls a thundered tower.~ ~ CIV~
15    XX|       bed,~Not Brontes' hammer falls so swift, so right;~The
16    XX|  squadron sound:~Each standard falls, ensign to earth descends;~
17    XX|       is the shot that dripile falls in snow.~ ~ CXXV~"I pardon
18    XX|       From his sweet face, she falls dead in a swoon,~Falls as
19    XX|     she falls dead in a swoon,~Falls as a flower half cut, that