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 1 6 |      their duty, were called fathers . But afterwards, when the
 2 31|   voice, that “the Conscript Fathers would not too hastily believe
 3 43| nobility, were to kill their fathers; and, when all were in consternation
 4 51|   becomes all men, Conscript Fathers, who deliberate on dubious
 5 51|    easily mention, Conscript Fathers, numerous examples of kings
 6 51|   Similar caution, Conscript Fathers, is to be observed by yourselves,
 7 51| different persons, Conscript Fathers, different degrees of license
 8 51| indeed of opinion, Conscript Fathers, that the utmost degree
 9 51|     it is for you, Conscript Fathers, to consider well what you
10 51|     Our ancestors, Conscript Fathers, were never deficient in
11 51|     our ancestors, Conscript Fathers, I regard as a very strong
12 52|       My feelings, Conscript Fathers, are extremely different,
13 52|   stake. ~ “Often, Conscript Fathers, have I spoken at great
14 52|     In conclusion, Conscript Fathers, if there were time to amend