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1 Who can look unmoved upon the spectacle of such a Union about to fall into fragments ?
2 Some of the columns, with elaborately carved Romanesque capitals, date from the twelfth century, and look ready to fall into fragments .
3 A central despotism maintained Roman unity; and, whenever its iron arm should by any means become weakened, the empire must fall into fragments .
4 And it is not for myself or you but for the whole world which before the end comes will seem to fall into fragments .
5 Knock it out and the whole edifice falls into fragments .
6 At that moment there was a cracking noise, and his figure fell into fragments like a pack of cards.
7 As he did so it became evident that his empire had no inner stability: in a very short time it fell into fragments .
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