Ecquando OTHER n V21PRESACTIVEIMP2S vid V21PERFACTIVEIND2S maxi ADJ11VOCSMSUPER flamm N11ACCSF stipul N11NOMSF exort VPAR34ACCSFPERFPPL clar N26DATSM crepit SUPINE11ABLSN larg ADJ11DATSMPOS fulgor N31LOCSM cit VPAR21DATSMPERFPASSIVEPPL increment N22DATSN sed CONJ enim CONJ materi N11NOMSF lev ADJ32DATSXPOS caduc N22DATSN incendi N24DATSN null N21LOCPM reliqui N11LOCPF em INTERJ t PRON52DATSC ill PRON61NOMSF accusatio N31NOMSF iurgi N24LOCPN init VPAR61NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL verb N22LOCPN auct V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S argument N22LOCPN defect ADJ11NOMSFPOS null N21LOCPM post ADVPOS sententi N11ACCSF tu ADJ11ACCSFPOS reliqui N11LOCPF calumni N11GENSF permans VPAR21NOMSFFUTACTIVEPPL
Have you ever, Maximus, seen a fire starting from stubble? It crackles loudly, shines brightly, spreads quickly, but lacking fuel its flames die down and leave no trace. Well, that is like this prosecution: begun with insults, heaped up with verbiage, short of proofs, but after your verdict fated to leave no trace of its slanders.
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