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 1 1 |     famine. This is leading on beasts to devour men.~5. 'Beasts
 2 1 |      beasts to devour men.~5. 'Beasts devour one another, and
 3 1 |     chargeable with leading on beasts to devour men, where is
 4 10|       luxuriant, and birds and beasts swarmed. The various kinds
 5 10|        be grown. The birds and beasts pressed upon men. The paths
 6 10|    paths marked by the feet of beasts and prints of birds crossed
 7 10| marshes, so that the birds and beasts fled away to hide themselves.
 8 10|    they become almost like the beasts. This was a subject of anxious
 9 12|    were removed. The birds and beasts which had injured the people
10 12|        numerous, and birds and beasts swarmed. By the time of
11 12|     famine. This is leading on beasts to devour men." If the principles
12 12|  righteousness are stopped up, beasts will be led on to devour
13 13|   flows downwards, and as wild beasts fly to the wilderness.~3. '