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I can
produce six hundred decrees in which, even if I were not to allege that money had
interrupted justice, still the unprecedented and iniquitous nature of the decrees
themselves would prove it. But that by one example you may be able to form your
conjectures as to the rest, listen to what you have already heard in the previous
pleading.
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