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1 3,3 |       rabble and the vindictive hatred of the Roman barons, who
2 3,3 |     tastes were very different, hatred with Francesco was only
3 4,2 |        getting nothing; but his hatred for Francesco grew stronger,
4 4,5 |         5~The cardinal, full of hatred, full of hope, hastened
5 5,8 | surroundings, but with the same hatred in her heart, that Caesar
6 7,2 |         his brother, felt a new hatred rise up within him when
7 7,2 |       far did this increase his hatred of his rival that he resolved
8 9,3 |        whether of enthusiasm or hatred, would have liked to tear
9 14,3|       him, and as a sign of the hatred they had sworn to one another,