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 1 2 |     he considered himself the victim. But the moment was not
 2 2 | access to the person of their victim; could not fail in their
 3 2 |  sealed up the effects of the victim, the murderer left the palace,
 4 3 |    his own friendship for the victim! Not content with this,
 5 4 |    might at least be the only victim. But Ali, professing to
 6 4 |  Euphrosyne, behold thy first victim!" Springing on his horse,
 7 6 |    his passion, wept with his victim, and entreating her to control
 8 7 |    Ali would certainly fall a victim to them. Thus left alone,
 9 10|     of poison, being the last victim whom Chainitza had demanded
10 10|    Beware lest you become the victim of their policy." Ali understood