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1  XI,  721|    clay, and brake them to pieces.~"Then was the iron, the
2  XI,  721|     and the gold broken to pieces together, and the wind carried
3  XI,  721|   even as iron breaketh in pieces and subdueth all things,
4  XI,  721| shall this empire break in pieces and bruise all.~"And whereas
5  XI,  721|  people. It shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms,
6  XI,  721| the mountain, and brake in pieces the iron, the clay, the
7 XII,  767|    his brethren for twenty pieces of silver, and thereby becoming