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1 IV  |        Egnatius, and others were being whetted to slay him. Not
2 V   | undiminished and stable liberty, being free and his own master
3 VII |        paying court, how much to being courted, how much is taken
4 VIII|   something that is lost without being noticed they find is bearable.
5 XI  |       die, feeling that they are being dragged out of life, and
6 XII |          barber's while they are being stripped of whatever grew
7 XII |      they seek the reputation of being fastidious and elegant,
8 XII |       Some vices delight them as being proofs of their prosperity;
9 XX  |           while they rob and are being robbed, while they break