[S04] note one more that &eval does not catch exceptions

S04-control.pod

@@ -993,7 +993,8 @@ placing a C<CATCH> block I<within> that block that is having its exceptions
 handled.
 
 The Perl 6 equivalent to Perl 5's C<eval {...}> is C<try {...}>.
-(Perl 6's C<eval> function only evaluates strings, not blocks.)
+(Perl 6's C<eval> function only evaluates strings, not blocks, and
+does not catch exceptions.)
 A C<try> block by default has a C<CATCH> block that handles all fatal
 exceptions by ignoring them.  If you define a C<CATCH> block within
 the C<try>, it replaces the default C<CATCH>.  It also makes the C<try>