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  • The Wise Man's Fear

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    The passage references a common saying that there are three things all wise men fear: turbulent seas during a storm, being out at night with no moonlight, and incurring the anger of someone who is usually mild-mannered and gentle.

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    Three fears of a wise man

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    The passage references a common saying that there are three things all wise men fear: turbulent seas during a storm, being out at night with no moonlight, and incurring the anger of someone who is usually mild-mannered and gentle.

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    The Wise Man's Fear

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    Bharat Shah
    The passage references a common saying that there are three things all wise men fear: turbulent seas during a storm, being out at night with no moonlight, and incurring the anger of someone who is usually mild-mannered and gentle.

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    The Wise Man's Fear.

    "There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night
    with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man."

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