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I am a man seeing my poverty in the rod of his indignation. (I am a man who seeth my poverty, I have felt the rod of his indignation, or of his anger.)

He drove me, and brought (me) into darknesses, and not into light.

Only he turned into me, and turned together his hand all day. (He turned only against me, and he turned his hand against me all day long.)

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