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1 2| conveniently weave his perfidious plots, an order to get rid of
2 3|          well aware of, and whose plots he dreaded. He ruined them
3 3|          writer, whose object and plots she easily divined, so that
4 6|          as usual, took refuge in plots and treachery, but this
5 7|           star saved him from the plots of his enemy. During a hunting
6 9|         grief, but the perfidious plots of His Highness's advisers,