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You could say holias and pricklebacks taken from the sea can help with sex because of the similarity of their names; couldnt a pebble from the same shore help just as much with a bladder, a shell with a will, a crab with a sore, seaweed with a chill? Really, Claudius Maximus, you are a very patient man, and extremely kind, to put up so very long with these peoples arguments.
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