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1 5 |         vulgarity is a matter of reproach to a freeman, and should
2 7 |      bring upon human nature the reproach, that of all animals man
3 11|     evils they are, which cast a reproach upon the succour of adversity.
4 11| reproaches against others cannot reproach them without attempting
5 11|        is what we make matter of reproach against him. But then, do
6 12|   necessary, and not make that a reproach, or bring in action against
7 12|     drawn in the use of terms of reproach. A man does not always deserve