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1 Pro,2|    earth. ~At the cry which broke from Lorenzo dei Medici
2 1,3  |     multitude in their turn broke out like a tempest into
3 5,7  |  servants; so they came and broke in the doors, as though
4 5,8  |  they fetched them down and broke them to pieces; but inside
5 11,1 |    a enormous piece of iron broke off and fell at his feet;
6 11,4 |   his revenge. He therefore broke up his army into three sections,
7 12,3 |     The Duke of Valentinois broke in the doors, chased out
8 16,1 | despair, when one day as he broke his bread at breakfast he