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If Equity herself had taken cognizance of this matter, could she have given a juster or weightier decision? You spurn those to whom you gave birth, sterile you marry, you confound testamentary order by your malevolence, and you are not ashamed to assign your whole estate to the man beneath whose body, already laid out for burial, you spread your withered senility.
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