And They Broke Into Their Robes, And Each Of Them Attacked His Marzippon On His Name, And Returned To The City
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Then They Rent Their Clothes, And Laded Every Man His Ass, And Returned To The City.
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And They Broke Through Their Holy Eyes, And Fell Apart Of His Carrier Upon His Own, And Returned To The City.
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Plus Broke The Clothes Of Them Plus Were Affected Each This Marzipan Of This On This Onon Of This Plus Returned In The Polin
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And They Broke These Holy Things And They Fell His Own Body In His Own Man And Returned To The City
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And They Tore Their Clothes And Put Each One On His Shoulder And Returned To The City
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