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 1 I     |       thing that is thoroughly evil, not even those whom it
 2 I     |      of fear or shame over all evil. For instance, you find
 3 I     |   renders thanks. What sort of evil thing is this, which wants
 4 IV    |    that very thing, if it were evil, it would justly forbid
 5 VII   |          Why is rumour such an evil thing? Is it because it
 6 XXII  |       not? since it is said an evil spirit attached itself specially
 7 XXII  | daintier food to the spirit of evil, than turning men's minds
 8 XXIII |        likely is this power of evil to be zealous in doing with
 9 XXIII |      you find to be spirits of evil. The truth is, as we have
10 XXVIII|        no doubt, by these same evil spirits to compel us to
11 XXXIV |     some dread at least of the evil omen which it bears. It
12 XXXVII|        right among us to repay evil by evil, a single night
13 XXXVII|      among us to repay evil by evil, a single night with a torch
14 XXXVII|    attacks of those spirits of evil, which without reward or
15 XXXIX |    that, as I have refuted the evil charged against it, I may
16 XLVIII|       in the period of good or evil, and thereafter to have