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with blood, & with bewailing. But by the Immortal Gods, what does these speaches mean & was it to insence You against the [[deletion]] [[unclear]] & [[unclear]] a than that You would [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] conspiracy? truly, [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] can a speech [[deletion]] make [[/deletion]] move You, when so great & so atrocious an action did not move You & It is [[deletion]] not so: neither nor [[unclear]] [[addition]] [[deletion]] to [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] the [[unclear]] ^ [[deletion]] [[addition]] say [[/addition]] [[/deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] fewue receive'd soem so small her [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] : not so: nor do the injuries any one receives seem so small: oftentimes much greater than the really are. But O! Conscript Fathers greater allowances are made to some than to others, those who pass their lives in an obscure & low way, if they commit an fault through anger, few know it; their reputation & fortune is alike to them
