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1      I, 12|     on good terms with their victims or with the judges who try
2      I, 12|   judges who try them. Their victims will in that case not be
3      I, 12| materials for enjoyment. His victims may be far off or near at
4     II, 4 |      the angry man wants his victims to feel; the hater does
5     II, 8 |     such times of trial, the victims are persons of noble character:
6     II, 16|    not meant to injure their victims, but spring from insolence