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 1  T-II| possessions.~There’s no punishment worse to anyone~in his right senses,
 2  T-II|    detracted from it,~and what was worse, it harmed your authority.~
 3  T-IV|           troubled, but my mind is worse,~absorbed in contemplating
 4   T-V|           help he’d promised.~It’s worse to eject a guest than not
 5   T-V|         true: you’ve suffered much worse,~when the Prince’s anger
 6  ExII|         and deserving punishment’s worse than suffering it.~If the
 7  ExII|     sensation,~and my punishment’s worse for its long duration.~So
 8  ExII|         the happiness, my state is worse.~~ Book EI.II:53-100 To
 9  ExII|          better than Rome? Where’s worse than cold Scythia?~Yet the
10  ExII|         age~has every been given a worse place, so far from home.~
11   ExI|            safest, since fear of a worse one is absent.~Driven by
12 ExIII|          this too: you’ve suffered worse.~there’s no weight now that
13 ExIII|          We see some wounds become worse by treatment,~that it would
14 ExIII|           to me?~See, my torment’s worse: recalling the sight of
15  IBIS|        grievous sickness,~night be worse than day for you, and day
16  IBIS|       flailing arms,~may it all be worse to you than the straits