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 1     1|       share the same lot at the hands of a son (Nero), and a brother
 2     1|        received anything at the hands of fortune, but what a cruel
 3     1|       for such a great gift, he hands her over to be assassinated!
 4     1|       the ghost arms its feeble hands with funeral torches, and
 5     1|         is now requiring at the hands of a husband, the life of
 6     1|      perished afterwards by the hands of a son - and thou also,
 7     1|       balmy light amicably join hands with hideous darkness, and
 8     1| Virginia) who wast slain by the hands of a parent, lest thou shouldst
 9     1|      Sextus Tarquinius). At the hands of our outraged ancestors
10     1|        she strikes out with her hands, but being soon tired out,
11     1|      they assist her with their hands, as she is feebly struggling
12     2|     destruction, in their cruel hands! They parcelled out kingdoms,
13     2|   looked with abhorrence at the hands of mankind stained with
14     2|        grasped, with its greedy hands, the immense resources of
15     2|     reputation, and thus freely hands over her citizens to thy
16     2|         death! Brutus armed his hands for the slaughter of his
17     2|         cruel deity; we arm his hands with arrows, and add to
18     2|       thou hast received at the hands of her father Divus? ~ NERO.
19     3|    thought, as I am, that these hands of mine have gone unavenged,
20     3|      the earth with our violent hands those images which are only
21     4|        in front of thee, by the hands of Augusta (Agrippina) and
22     4|        ground by the infuriated hands of the populace, and lies
23     5|      power, by their incestuous hands and terrifying language!
24     5|     purpose, and do not let our hands spare them. ~ NERO. My anger
25     5|        outraged by the terrible hands of the Tyrrhenian boatmen,