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 1 Intro,      0|         and triumphed over them. Terrible, again, is the retribution
 2   2,     10  |         she finds peace from the terrible war she has been waging
 3   2,     23  |        such, on account of their terrible and darkened vision, that,
 4   2,     25  |        Son will not seem to them terrible, or full of hatred, because
 5   2,     26  |         it be, because when that terrible voice shall say to them, '
 6   2,     26  |          And when they hear that terrible speech, 'Go, cursed ones,
 7   3,     20  |        and drawn out of the most terrible slavery in which you could
 8   3,     30  |       love; the darkness and the terrible aspect of the demons do
 9   3,     31  |         have related to you. How terrible and dark is their death!
10   4,      8  | insupportable to himself. What a terrible thing it is, My daughter,
11 Lette,      0|        she practiced, under this terrible and unheard-of agony, I