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Gratesne referre / forte velit, qui triste nefas aequique bonique / edidicit pensare loco?
Wright, the southpaw, complained several times about fouls over the course of the fight, once taking a shot from Hopkins as he was pleading his case with referre Robert Byrd.
Recounting his rationalization for this attack, he wrote, I would referre you to Davids warre, when a people is growne to such a height of blond, and sinne against God and man, and all confederates in the action, there he hath no respect to persons, but harrowes them, and sawes them, and puts them to the sword, and the most terrible death that may bee: sometimes the Scripture declareth women and children must perish with their parents; some-time the case alters: but we will not dispute it now.
 
 
 
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