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 1     1| flowed in the veins of the men of bye-gone days! They drove
 2     2|   of the laws! by and bye, men became restless (the fourth
 3     2|    amongst the illustrious men of the land, to consult
 4     2|     how many nobles, young men, and old men, had he slain,
 5     2| nobles, young men, and old men, had he slain, scattered
 6     2|  this fratricidal fray, by men of their own blood, and
 7     2| acknowledged head over all men. ~ NERO. It will please
 8     3|  thy great grandfather and men of our lineage of glorious
 9     3|    the most illustrious of men to fly for their lives? (
10     5|     that has ever produced men like them! but it would
11     5| with their rashness! These men must be kept under by terrible
12     5|  to their ultimate ruin, - men, too, of such illustrious