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 1    1, 2   |      such as occurs when one turns one's back on God,~But such
 2    1, 5   |       What he takes for life turns out, to be destruction.~
 3    1, 7   |      sinner handles gold, it turns to dust.~Whereas the saint
 4    3, 15  |      impotence,~To see if he turns out a warrior or a robber.~
 5    4, 2   |      good and evil?~Thy hair turns white without thy concurrence,~
 6    4, 6   |     not prove tractable. ~It turns into a serpent in vengeance
 7    5, 10  | decree the root.~That decree turns from its course the revolving
 8    5, 10  |     the world of devices;~It turns steel and stone to water.~
 9    5, 10  |      and see the stream that turns it.~When you have seen the
10    6, Prol|      eternally. 1~Their form turns to dust, but their essence
11    6, 4   |   your bright green hue soon turns yellow.~For it is not a