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               Much have I said before to serve my need and I shall feel no shame to contradict it now.  For how else could one, devising hate against a hated foe</l><l n="1375">who bears the semblance of a friend, fence the snares of ruin too high to be overleaped?  This is the contest of an ancient feud, pondered by me of old, and it has come, however long delayed.  I stand where I dealt the blow; my purpose is achieved.</l><l n="1380">Thus have I done the deed; deny it I will not. Round him, as if to catch a haul of fish, I cast an impassable net—fatal wealth of robe—so that he should neither escape nor ward off doom.  Twice I struck him, and with two groans</l></sp></div></body></text></TEI>
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