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1  I             |  would have been madness and ruin to his enterprise. He therefore
2  I             |      the dyke (el 'Arim) and ruin of the town. Helplessness
3  I             |     will only increase their ruin. The angels shall disown
4  I,       II   |    there, and who strives to ruin them? 'Tis not for such
5 II,     XXIV(2)| contrived to bring about the ruin of his family, and the murder
6 II,      XXV   |    have we ruined with utter ruin.~ ~Why, they 1 have come
7 II,    XXXIV(1)| naturally caused the gradual ruin of the intermediate towns,
8 II,   XXXVII   |    By God, thou didst nearly ruin me! [55] And had it not
9 II,       XL   |      stratagem ended only in ruin, and he who believed said, '