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 1 2|         Villa, and stated their case. The pope admitted the justice
 2 3|       should be enforced in his case. The pope pronounced this
 3 6| responsibility, he referred the case to Clement VIII; and the
 4 6| presiding judge's report of the case, taken from the Vatican
 5 6|   whistle, was used only in the case of children and old persons;
 6 7|    pleadings for so emotional a case, and on the day fixed for
 7 8|    appearing before you in this case, but I had no choice in
 8 8|        a great interest in this case, he sat up all night over
 9 8|         in your hands the Cenci case, that you may carry out
10 8|  interested himself most in the case was Cardinal Sforza, who