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1    III,  I  |       On the other hand, the demands of the people of Florence
2    III,  III|   the old ones burned. These demands were at once acceded to,
3    III,  III|     more exorbitant are your demands. And though we speak thus,
4    III,  III|      there be an end of your demands? and how long will you continue
5    III,  III|   with tumult; for when your demands are reasonable they will
6    III,  IV | exiled and admonished. These demands, though grievous and dishonorable
7    VII,  II |     own property to meet the demands to which he was liable;