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 1   1,  1   |      contemptible under a most vile and stupid hypocrisy. At
 2   1,  2   |  generous soul, if, of a foul, vile, loose, and ignoble nature,
 3   1,  3   |   received, or a love of quite vile persons, of which this last
 4   2,  2   |       move,~To whom all others vile and vain appear,~In whom
 5   2,  2   |        of every other kind, as vile and vain. 1 Now, in saying
 6   2,  2(1)|        in things corporeal are vile; for every delight is such
 7   2,  2   |     hold every other object as vile and vain. Nor should these
 8   2,  2   |      fate. With such-like most vile thoughts they think to mount
 9   2,  2   | superfluous things, and things vile and shameful.~Is it not
10   2,  4   |      70.~The eighth blind man.~Vile onslaught, evil struggle,