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 1     1|  favorable is the feeling of the citizens towards thee, that this
 2     1|           he has driven away the citizens from their native land,
 3     2|       look to the welfare of the citizens, constitutes the greatest
 4     2|       thus freely hands over her citizens to thy safe keeping. ~ NERO.
 5     2|  humility. But that the factious citizens, conspirators against their
 6     2|        fell by the crimes of the citizens! How much blood did Rome,
 7     2|        intestine factions of its citizens, see shed by such internecine
 8     2|  placidly with the wishes of the citizens.   NERO. It must be, indeed,
 9     4| enthusiastic acclamations of the citizens, holding himself up so loftily,
10     5|       the very life-blood of the citizens been made to extinguish
11     5|         for whom the fury of the citizens has subjected me to all
12     5|      soon, the homesteads of the citizens shall fall a prey to the
13     5|          large proportion of the citizens have been eaten up with
14     5|      further punishment upon thy citizens? ~ NERO. My anger will determine
15     5|      quite lately, Octavia, that citizens were up in arms, and were
16     5|         the slaughter of her own citizens! ~  ~~