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 1     I,  34|       and the ignorant rabble break out into applause and vehement
 2     I,  54|      same first of January to break in pieces the images of
 3     I,  59| opportunity of a civil war to break out into greater violence.
 4    II,  21|      and brass, with which to break and overwhelm the hostile
 5   III,  19|    weapons together, ready to break through all discipline,
 6   III,  20|     any hands," he answered, "break through and undermine walls
 7    IV,  2 |        A few, who ventured to break away, were overpowered by
 8    IV,  21|        Thus they were able to break the thin line of our soldiers.
 9    IV,  79|     terror of whose name will break down the shattered strength
10     V,  22|    the German troops tried to break down the bridge partly built.
11     V,  28|      this point the Histories break off. We do not know what