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Here, now, they do seem
to me to be men of very extraordinary talent, when they seize themselves on the very thing
which was granted to me to be used against them; when they use rocks and reefs as a harbour
and an anchorage. For they wish the word “malice” to be kept in the shade;
by which they would be caught and detected, not only since they have done the things
themselves which they admit having done, but even if they had done them by the agency of
others.
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