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 1 II    |    speaking of the wretches whose evils are admitted? Look
 2 II    |     admitted? Look at those whose prosperity men flock to
 3 II    |  another. Ask about the men whose names are known by heart,
 4 X     |  ill-spent hours, and those whose vices become obvious if
 5 X     |     firmament or the stars, whose ever unresting movement
 6 XI    |  for nothing. But for those whose life is passed remote from
 7 XII   | while they twist the voice, whose best and simplest movement
 8 XIII  |     They are not unoccupied whose pleasures are made a busy
 9 XIII  |   of what they write, still whose mistakes will be made fewer
10 XIII  | made fewer by such stories? Whose passions will they restrain?
11 XV    | without flattery, and after whose likeness he may fashion
12 XVII  |    to destroy all those for whose hundredth year he had such
13 XX    |    office, when you see one whose name is famous in the Forum,
14 XX    |  endeavours. Shameful is he whose breath leaves him in the
15 XX(47)|   as if they were children, whose funerals took place by night (