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1 2 |    of Castruccio after their father. As the years passed Castruccio
2 5 |    been able to repay to the father. Upon the death of Francesco,
3 8 |     to hear further from his father concerning his intentions.
4 9 |   love for the memory of his father. Castruccio was received
5 20|     entered the house of thy father whilst yet a boy—a stranger
6 20|  been witness. When thy good father came to die, he committed
7 20| possess the estate which thy father left, but also that which
8 20|  owed to the children of thy father. Thus I leave thee a vast
9 23|    to Philip of Macedon, the father of Alexander, nor to Scipio