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 1  I, 7 |           who say such things and worse, and am at a loss how to
 2  I, 7 |         much ridicule, and damage worse than ridicule. Brother aided
 3 II, 3 |             he makes the mischief worse; and if he should pay no
 4 II, 3 |         becomes the occasion of a worse disorder. For it is not
 5 II, 4 |           torn, you make the rent worse, and in your zealous endeavors
 6 II, 4 |        gratitude, but becomes far worse than that city which the
 7 II, 4 |        negligence, and become far worse, and are impelled to greater
 8 IV, 1 | experience, yet to me it would be worse than all punishment, after
 9 VI, 8 |        little by little, to evils worse than these which result
10 VI, 10|        others too by becoming far worse after so great an honor.
11 VI, 11|         greater, except they were worse; and they are not worse
12 VI, 11|           worse; and they are not worse in their nature, but are
13 VI, 12|        there will not be anything worse then than their bark. For
14 VI, 12|           slavery be added to it, worse than any kind of death;