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And if Pedrillo's fate should shocking be,

Remember Ugolino132 condescends

To eat the head of his arch-enemy

The moment after he politely ends

His tale: if foes be food in Hell, at sea

'T is surely fair to dine upon our friends,

When Shipwreck's short allowance grows too scanty,

Without being much more horrible than Dante.