Dialogue

 1 Repub|     gather a festering mass of corruption in their own soul. Let our
 2 Repub|     much consequence where the corruption of society, and pretension
 3 Repub|   ready ministers of political corruption? ~Yes, he said, I do; but
 4 Repub|    varying from generation and corruption. ~Agreed. ~And further,
 5 Repub|       proceed to show that the corruption of the majority is also
 6 Repub|      to do with generation and corruption? ~True. ~Then that is not
 7 Repub|     which having this inherent corruption cannot be dissolved or destroyed,
 8 Repub| annihilation through their own corruption attaching to them and inhering
 9 Repub|     destroyed from within by a corruption of its own? ~It is, he replied. ~
10 Repub|   badness of food communicates corruption to the body, then we should
11 Repub|        has been destroyed by a corruption of itself, which is disease,
12 Repub|       up already in a state of corruption, his body was found unaffected