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1 12,1|      the apparent proofs of his innocence. ~His Highness, accordingly,
2 22,2|      Thou dost reward me for my innocence and my captivity, as Thou
3 26,1| continued, with the firmness of innocence and truth, "your report
4 27,2|     proofs both of Van Baerle's innocence and of his claim to the
5 32,2|         spectacle of despairing innocence, like that of a child, -
6 33,1|      Isaac Boxtel, whom, in the innocence of his heart, he had not
7 33,2|    furnished the proofs of your innocence ---- " ~And, saying these