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1 Intro,      0|     yet, while no one with a reputation to lose would venture on
2 Intro,      0|   apparently deserving their reputation for piety. Lapa, the daughter
3   1,      6  |    through love of one's own reputation, whence comes hatred of
4   2,     17  |   him the thought of his own reputation, and thus avarice, which
5   2,     17  | makes a man care for his own reputation, from whence proceeds his
6   2,     22  |      second, that is love of reputation, whence proceeds the third,
7   3,     14  |    breeze of love of her own reputation, and would fall at once,