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 1 28|      these points abundantly clear and obvious, I shall then
 2 33|     I do so I will soon make clear. ~My accusers lied -- and
 3 48|  will do this not so much to clear myself of the charge which
 4 51|    be cured, and since it is clear both from the evidence of
 5 52|  though a man's innocence be clear to you as daylight, you
 6 66| desire to make it abundantly clear that I, whom they keep accusing
 7 67|     was his motive? It is as clear as day to any one that envy
 8 70|      preferred to keep it as clear evidence of your intentions. ~
 9 71|    it, I think, sufficiently clear that it needed no incantations
10 81|  incredible. But I will make clear to you how the incredible
11 82| letter, which was written to clear my character, excited the
12 86|      do thi s, that he might clear himself in public estimation
13 90|      for myself, if I merely clear myself of all your charges,