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He himself entered the curia. Asseverating that a vital interest of the country was in question, he demanded leave to speak first, and began by stating that the extremely onerous labours of the sovereign, which embraced the management of a world, stood in need of support, so that he might pursue his deliberations for the public good, undisturbed by domestic anxiety.
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