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 1     1|     son by adoption, a young man of a most cruel disposition
 2     1|    rather subdue that fierce man, by wheedlings and caresses. ~
 3     1| mutilated remains of the old man! Our own time, even, has
 4     2|    preach that doctrine to a man who himself is credited
 5     2|      in keeping, that an old man should be mild, when he
 6     2|      are inclined to spurn a man who is kind, gentle, and
 7     2|  Whatever is extorted from a man is sometimes an irksome
 8     2|      an emperor. ~ SEN. That man only has a right to complain,
 9     3|    crimes of this detestable man, or that he, who is accustomed
10     5|     see coming towards me, a man, whose strict habits of
11     5|    efface from the memory of man. ~ PREF. But canst thou
12     5|      from the busy haunts of man, and the hotbed of cruel