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1      II|     of indignities upon his innocent and helpless wife. At last,
2      IX| divinities who slew Niobe's innocent children with their arrows."~ ~
3    XXII|  said, but went on with his innocent prattle and laughter.~ ~"
4    XXII| volunteered. "It must be an innocent hand that decides the fate
5    XXII| draw for us."~ ~"What, this innocent child decide which town
6    XXIV|   laughing.~ ~"Oh, you poor innocent!" he cried, "how can you