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1      I, 14|   trifling acts may be the worst ones; as when Callistratus
2     II, 3 | dead, for we feel that the worst has been done to them, and
3     II, 8 | can befall them, since the worst has befallen them already;
4     II, 8 |    coming of good when the worst has happened: e.g. the arrival
5    III, 9 |    the preluder catches it worst.~Which applies likewise
6    III, 11|   respects that poets fail worst when they fail, and succeed