And If Thou Hast Wandered About A Day Many A Day Thou Shalt Not Destroy These Trees On Them Iron, But The Food From Which Thou Shalt Not Cut Off Not Man The Wood In The Field Enter From Thy Face Thou Shalt Not Bear The Mark
azurenoaccets_text
When Thou Shalt Besiege A City A Long Time, In Making War Against It To Take It, Thou Shalt Not Destroy The Trees Thereof By Forcing An Axe Against Them: For Thou Mayest Eat Of Them, And Thou Shalt Not Cut Them Down
kjvkjv_text
When You Sit Down For A City One Day, Many Fought For Him In The Conquest Of This City, Not To Die The Trees Of This Tree, But Also To Eat Him Not. Thou Shalt Not Cut With Man The Wood Of The Earth, That They Come From Thy Face To The Ruler
pollycleaned_text
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pollyLIT_Combined
If Yet Shinning Peri Polin A Day Most Fight This In Squatter Her Nay Exterminations The Trees Her Enforce P These Ferro Other The From Of This Food Self Yet So Not Cutouts Non Human The Tree The WHEREIN The Field Intracted From Face Your S This Engraving
pollygreeked_noaccents
In A Dwelling For A City For One Day Many Of Them Fought It In The End Of This In The End Of This Wish That You Have Leaned The Trees Of This Upon Them Iron But From This He Eats If You Cut Out With Man The Wood In The Man Shall Come From Thy Face On The Ruler
pollygreeked_accents
But If You Besiege A City For One Day At A Time, Fight For It And Take It, Do Not Cut Down Its Trees, Put Iron On It, But Eat From It, But Do Not Cut Down The Wood That Is In The Field, Let No Man Enter Your Face With The Ruler.
When You Shall Besiege A City A Long Time, In Making War Against It To Take It, You Shall Not Destroy The Trees Of It By Wielding An Axe Against Them; For You May Eat Of Them, And You Shall Not Cut Them Down; For Is The Tree Of The Field Man, That It Should Be Besieged Of You?
WEBt_web
`When Thou Layest Siege Unto A City Many Days, To Fight Against It, To Capture It, Thou Dost Not Destroy Its Trees To Force An Axe Against Them, For Of Them Thou Dost Eat, And Them Thou Dost Not Cut Down -- For Man's `is' The Tree Of The Field -- To Go In At Thy Presence In The Siege.
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