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Repudiate the repudiators.— WM. P. FESSENDEN — Pres. Canvass of
1868 And would'st thou evil for his good repay?— HOMER — Odyssey. Bk. XVI. L. 448.
Pope's trans. She pays him in his own coin.— SWIFT — Polite Conversation.
Dialogue III.
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