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 1    Pref|        thus chose to regard as enemies. Therefore, secretly encouraged
 2       I|       so disposed."~ ~"Are you enemies?"~ ~"Not enemies, and yet
 3       I|       Are you enemies?"~ ~"Not enemies, and yet in a certain sense
 4       I|    hostility."~ ~"Then you are enemies, after all."~ ~"In politics,
 5       V|     prayer for rescue from her enemies, and for strength to resist
 6    VIII|        well may, your client's enemies could hardly fail to gain
 7      IX|        old could forgive their enemies for the tortures inflicted
 8      IX| intervene between you and your enemies, but I can arm you with
 9     XII|      your power to humble your enemies before you. You were told,
10     XVI|       have thought to gain his enemies' good-will by leaving his
11   XXIII|    make music for my country's enemies."~ ~His country, poor fellow!