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At one time the public buildings would be shaken by a series of earthquakes; at another fires would be repeatedly kindled and bury falling roof-tops under an incumbent mountain of ashes; again, numbers of deer alarmingly bold in their tameness would spread consternation by making their lairs in the very market-place. When amid these terrors the city-strength was being depleted by the flight of citizens both high and low, you promptly resorted to a new version of the historic procedure at Nineveh, that you at least might not bring reproach on the divine warning by giving way to despair.
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