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But in the humble opinion of this correspondent, it should err on the side of "too high".

Here is a suitable garb, a quilted and padded coat—a trifle large for thee, perhaps, yet 'tis better to err on the generous side.

Unquestionably he does occasionally, like Robert Browning, err in the direction of cacophony.

To err is to be human and the troops, if sent at once, may or may not, fulfil our hopes.

This prediction is so plain that a "wayfaring man, though a fool, need not err therein."

But firstly, these curses were uttered by those who could not err in such things.