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 1 Int|   imagine, but that he was, in youth, a man most unfitted for
 2 Int|       this indiscretion of his youth, and failed: it was a best
 3 Int|    poverty and hardship of his youth, as well as his ineradicable
 4 Int| mediaeval strain latent in his youth, and certainly Aeneas was,
 5 Int|        a very natural life. In youth he loved and adventured,
 6 Int|    blind, mad adventure of his youth, will matter little to readers
 7 Pre|      seen in the flower of his youth. And if you hear aught to
 8   1|         excepting leisure. But youth and splendour conquered,
 9   1|       moved by his beauty, his youth, his rank, and nobleness:
10   2|    double-dealing, which in my youth I abominated? No, illustrious
11   3|    rouses the fierce flames of youth, restores to weary age its
12   8|         God, save me, spare my youth! Condemn me not for my ignorance!