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 1   T-I|    fishes in the ocean.~Assume I deserve such a death, I’m not the
 2   T-I|       even to my judge, does not deserve death.~~  ~If Caesar had
 3   T-I|         my face.~He orders it, I deserve it: nor do I think it pious~
 4   T-I|          can never thank as they deserve.~So you’re proven, by one
 5  T-II| justified indeed: I don’t deny I deserve it –~shame hasn’t completely
 6  T-II|       acts and spirit constantly deserve,~may Livia, joined with
 7 T-III|  brighter destiny than mine.~You deserve my prayers for you, by your
 8 T-III|        for my books:~they didn’t deserve their author’s sentence.~
 9   T-V|       fate your character didn’t deserve,~and all too justified a
10   T-V|          the people, they barely deserve the name,~they’ve more cruel
11   T-V|          punishment on those~who deserve it: why set foot where you
12   T-V|       the city, I didn’t perhaps deserve to exist in such a place.~
13  ExII|       even stops short of what I deserve.~So may the gods, of whom
14  ExII|          with that theatre:~as I deserve, so the great gods have
15   ExI|          crowning touch.~I don’t deserve your praise, but you have
16   ExI|    echoes with applause.~You too deserve a name amongst such heroes,~
17   ExI|        in the hardest times.~You deserve it, and since you earned
18 ExIII|          fearful,~but they don’t deserve to be called bad.~Or is
19 ExIII|      were forced to judge what I deserve, myself,~I wouldn’t reduce
20 ExIII|        thoughtful affection.~You deserve silver, even more so yellow
21  ExIV|         the Muses’ rites as they deserve, and send some ~product
22  ExIV|   disliked here, nor indeed do I deserve to be,~and my temperament’