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For if the inscription on the will had been “the property of Pasio
and Phormio” or “in the matter of Phormio,” or
something of that sort, he would naturally have kept it for him; but if, as he
has testified, the inscription was “the will of Pasio,” I
should certainly have appropriated it, knowing that I was about to go to law,
and knowing further that, if its contents were as represented, it was
prejudicial to my interests; for I was the heir, and if the will was my
father's, it belonged to me, as did also all the rest of my father's estate.
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