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               Even so a man reared in his house a lion’s whelp, robbed of its mother’s milk yet still desiring the breast.  Gentle it was</l><l n="720">in the prelude of its life, kindly to children, and a delight to the old.  Much did it get, held in arms like a nursling child, with its</l></sp></div></body></text></TEI>
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