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 1    1, 2   |          the body,~And after its destruction he builds it anew.~Happy
 2    1, 5   |        for life turns out, to be destruction.~He shuts the door after
 3    2, 2   |      From your thoughts proceeds destruction,~When from time to time
 4    2, 10  |        fire of pride that courts destruction, ~To make these, I say,
 5    2, 11  |       birds, and so lure them to destruction. You have caused the destruction
 6    2, 11  | destruction. You have caused the destruction of hundreds of mortals,
 7    3, 4   |          And of necessity worked destruction, O friend;~Yea, many more
 8    3, 5   |        it, for 'tis the flood of destruction, ~Swimming with hands and
 9    3, 13  |      were all fools, and brought destruction on themselves by their ingratitude
10    3  (12)|         saved or those doomed to destruction. ~
11    3, 18  |          tempting him to his own destruction, as he tempted the men of
12    3, 18  |       thy abuse of the Koran thy destruction. 12~This is not a lion,
13    5, 2   |          and power, to their own destruction. In order to make probation
14    5, 9   |          easy to him the path to destruction." 2~Man's members will bear
15    5, 10  |          lusts which lead man to destruction; and two short anecdotes
16    6, 7   |        in the world is safe from destruction.~He who, when he had once