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 1 14|         assassins or sacrilegious persons from every quarter, convicted
 2 16| circumvent and murder inoffensive persons, just as if they had injured
 3 17|     colonies and municipal towns, persons of consequence in their
 4 18|         period, a small number of persons, among whom was Catiline,
 5 22|          others, were invented by persons who supposed that the odium
 6 23|           communicated to several persons what she had heard, and
 7 33|        one, but to defend our own persons from harm, who, wretched
 8 33|    property was lost, to keep our persons free. Such has been the
 9 40|       well as those of many other persons, of every sort, who were
10 51|        right. ~ “But to different persons, Conscript Fathers, different