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 1 1 |     who have~offended me by words, or done me wrong, to be
 2 3 |   or That; so~that from thy words it should be plain that
 3 3 |    not either a man of many~words, or busy about too many
 4 3 | things are signified by the words stealing,~sowing, buying,
 5 4 |   further than is fit.~ The words which were formerly familiar
 6 4 |  just, and acts social, and~words which never lie, and a disposition
 7 5 |     any~people nor by their words, but if a thing is good
 8 5 |  conception in the mind the words of the comic writer might
 9 6 |   and strip them of all the words by which they are~exalted.
10 11|  will curse, speaking harsh words.~ To look for the fig in
11 11|   wilt die."- But those are words of~bad omen.- "No word is