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 1    1, 1 |        arises the "moon is split asunder." 3~In the world there is
 2    2, 3 | possession,~In a moment he cleft asunder the disk of the moon. 8~
 3    2, 8 | sympathizers,~Saw the moon split asunder, yet believed not.~If from
 4    3, 9 |        And blacksmiths can break asunder iron chains; ~But, strange
 5    3, 9 |       are impotent to break this asunder!~Ahmad alone could see that
 6    3, 14|        though its petals be torn asunder,~Still smiles on, and it
 7    3, 17|   Disease comes to rend the body asunder, ~And to drag apart its
 8    3, 17|         disease loose their feet asunder. ~The moment their feet
 9    4, 9 |          the mountains were rent asunder.~It occupied the sky from
10    5, 4 |         man-like, break my bonds asunder."~When at last God showed