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<p>AT last my braunch doth wither and decay,<lb/> And with the ruine downe my selfe doe fall,<lb/> Whose pride did loath on surer ground to stay,<lb/> But needes would raigne as KING vpon the wall,<lb/> To overlooke in scorne the shrubs below,<lb/> That did (I find) in greater safetie growe.<lb/> By this same tree ...</p>

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A branch is falling off a ruinous wall, while another branch is still standing

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