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The curtain of the Holy of Holies has been rent in twain.
2
The veil of the temple of our humanity is rent in twain.
3
The slavery question rent in twain the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches.
4
It brake in twain at the hilt, and fell into the sand.
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The obstacle was rent in twain, and the significant gift was hers.
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Then the twain were put in a circle, as the custom was.
7
Unable to bear the force, the summits were suddenly rent in twain.
8
The latter also, O king, cut in twain the shield of Satyaki.
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If the twain were in league together, it could not be worse.
10
Feuds and wars have cloven a right smart of bonds in twain.
11
The twain spoke of the new procurator till Joseph mounted his mule.
12
His heart felt as if it had been suddenly cleft in twain.
13
This night I dreamed I saw him break my lance in twain.
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When the nation was rent in twain, Lincoln, the propitiator, counselled conciliation.
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But the twain who are left are able to do the shooting.
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My soul travaileth sore, and hope and doubt rend me in twain.
