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"ref": "1649, Letter from Lord Dillon to George Lane, March 23, 1649:",
"text": "Ther is noe doute butt the cuntrie has beene at a highe expense in maintaininge thos forces, and of theyr stringth nowe in time of neede there is noe visable signe; lett the faulte light where it will I am confident I am giltless;",
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"ref": "1798, David Garrick, The Dramatic Works of David Garrick:",
"text": "Come, come, my good shepherds, our flocks we must shear, In your holy-day suits, with your lasses appear; The happiest of folk, are the giltless and free And who are so giltless so happy as we ?",
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"ref": "1821, Retrospective Review - Volume 3, page 105:",
"text": "Sacred and just, thou great and dreadfull Jove, And you thrice reverende powers, whom love nor hate May wrest awry, if this to me a man, This fortune fatall bee, that I must pleade For safe excusall of my giltless thought,",
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"ref": "1824, William Henry Pyne, Somerset House Gazette, and Literary Museum:",
"text": "O Death rocke me on slepe, Bringe me on quiet reste, Let passe my merye giltless goste, Out of my careful brest; Toll on the passinge bell, Ringe out the dolefull knell, Let the sounde my dethe tell, For I must dye,",
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"text": "And looks—well, we conscientiously work at keeping our lilies giltless.",
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"ref": "1982, John B. Sanford, A man without shoes: a novel, page 142:",
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"text": "Sacred and just, thou great and dreadfull Jove, And you thrice reverende powers, whom love nor hate May wrest awry, if this to me a man, This fortune fatall bee, that I must pleade For safe excusall of my giltless thought,",
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"text": "O Death rocke me on slepe, Bringe me on quiet reste, Let passe my merye giltless goste, Out of my careful brest; Toll on the passinge bell, Ringe out the dolefull knell, Let the sounde my dethe tell, For I must dye,",
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