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1      I, 5 |   from which we get nothing worth mentioning except the use
2      I, 7 |   get, and therefore better worth getting. Reversely, it may
3      I, 15|   evidence to prove our own worth or our opponent’s worthlessness.
4     II, 2 | that he can do you any good worth mentioning, for then you
5     II, 24| good men are not said to be worth money but to be worthy of
6     II, 24| also having the meaning of "worth speech".~2. Another line
7    III, 10| named, "whose rascality was worth over thirty per cent per