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1      I, 6|     or one’s equals, or one’s inferiors have succeeded. Good also
2     II, 2|    specially respected by his inferiors in birth, in capacity, in
3     II, 2| oppose us though they are our inferiors: for all such persons seem
4     II, 2|  kindnesses were conferred by inferiors. And we feel particularly
5     II, 2|      in slighting us, and our inferiors are not thus justified.
6     II, 3|     thus admit themselves our inferiors, and inferiors feel fear,
7     II, 3| themselves our inferiors, and inferiors feel fear, and nobody can