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1 Forew            |        herself.~            Such a terrible state of affairs is of first
2 Forew,  Intr     |         Now what enemy struck this terrible blow against the Bride of
3 Forew,  Intr     |                               This terrible enemy has a name: It is
4     1,     7,   1|           furthermore that in this terrible hour, when the spirit of
5     2,     8,   3|         can open their eyes in the terrible twilight in which we live
6     2,    11,   2|       always call attention to the terrible shortcoming that lies in
7     3,     2,   4|     spreading day by day, with the terrible force of gases in expansion.
8  Post            |       peace that would abolish the terrible specter of a global nuclear
9  Post            | pseudo-Reformation, thence for the terrible French Revolution, and.