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 1 2 |     song, and dance; if these escape us, there will be no use
 2 3 |       and then the attempt to escape the control and exhortation
 3 4 |     God is the ruler, have no escape from evils and toils. Still
 4 5 |  injustice; and whether a man escape or endure this, he is miserable—
 5 5 |     by others, a man can only escape by fighting and defending
 6 5 |   assert that no other way of escape, whether narrow or broad,
 7 6 |   country will enable them to escape—in such cases the injured
 8 7 |       one who makes such laws escape ridicule? Let us see. I
 9 7 |       one is expressive of an escape from some labour or danger
10 8 |    devise a remedy and way of escape out of so great a danger?
11 10| unholy men, who are trying to escape from the effect of our legislation;
12 10|  things, and that nothing can escape them which is matter of
13 12|       a base life and a swift escape rather than a courageous