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1    1| prediction, that after Aid had treacherously killed Suitne, son of Columban,
2    1|  former evil doings, and being treacherously wounded with a spear, fell
3    1|      for some younger man, may treacherously kill me." "Not so," replied
4    2|         he in a few days acted treacherously, and cruelly ordered him
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