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 1    II|  corners of the house, which falling oppressed thy children,
 2    II|   did do shave his head, and falling down to the ground, worshipped
 3    II|    his face she honored him, falling down herself unto the earth.
 4    II|   have heard it sound in the falling. Then said he well that
 5   III| members, nevertheless in his falling he cried: S. Mark! and anon
 6    IV|    that he felt, save in his falling he felt in his mouth a little
 7    IV|  smote off her head, and he, falling down at her feet, gave up
 8    IV|      it up, and kept it from falling. And then awoke the pope,
 9     V|    and fell down, and in the falling destroyed the simulachre
10    VI|   that which preserveth from falling, and this is the eschewing
11   VII|    is all, and ruina that is falling, for all the edifice of
12   VII|      went forthright without falling, which was against nature
13   VII|      the sun, which was seen falling to the earth. This emperor