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 1     1| insiduous advantages of adverse fate, and see what has befallen
 2     1|         sufferings - it was thy fate to have to bewail the loss
 3     1|        me, by the cruel hand of fate; it forbids me, too, to
 4     1|       entertain, and after that fate of my brother’s, who fell
 5     1|          as to my own miserable fate, return to me in force. -
 6     1|         of offspring, the cruel fate of my miserable brother
 7     1|    immerged, and hurry to their fate into a deep sea! Augusta (
 8     3|       and imputes to me his own fate and the death of his son
 9     5|         roof, but the storms of fate shake the lofty palaces,
10     5|      her daughter, followed the fate of her mother; after a long