Perhaps you should try some spelling variations:
"he who loses in a glass houses" » "he who loses in a glass house", "he who loses in a lands houses", "he who love in a glass houses", "he who lives in a glass houses", "he who lost in a glass houses", "he who loses in a glass houser"
"he who used in a alms housed" » "he who used in a alms house", "he who used in a almes house", "he who used in a farms houses", "he who use in a alms housed", "he who used in _ alms housed", "he who used in a alma housed", "he who used in a almost housed"
"he who uses in a alms houses" » "he who uses in _ alms houses", "he who uses in a alma houses", "he who uses in a almost houses", "he who use in a alms house", "he who user in a alms houser"

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