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My son, my only son, dearer to me than all my length of days, restored to me but now in the last end of old age, my son, whom I perforce let go forth to doubtful hazards,'since my fortune and thy burning valour tear thee from me, unwilling me, whose failing eyes are not yet satisfied with the dear image of my son,
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