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1  I             |  able entirely to divert the popular regard from them, and the
2  I             |   had publicly renounced the popular religion.~ ~At length, during
3  I             |  they yielded to the tide of popular opinion, and gave in their
4  I             | being the hero of an English popular poem. Mutanebbî, 'the would-be
5  I             |    an individual, but of the popular sayings, choice pieces of
6  I,      VII(2)|      had been attributed, by popular tradition, to divine vengeance.~ ~ ./.