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 1 I     |  partake of in its own time and place, with all due honour and
 2 III   |         running down, ways. The place in the curve where the matrons
 3 VIII  |        in the decoration of the place! Every ornament of the circus
 4 VIII  |     nothing to do with a sacred place which is tenanted by such
 5 IX    |          he too, I think, has a place given him among idols, at
 6 X     |     theatre, beginning with the place of exhibition. At first
 7 X     | pretending that it was a sacred place; and by means of superstition
 8 X     |      whose inventors have got a place among the gods for their
 9 XI    |      completing word about the "place"--in the common place for
10 XI    |      the "place"--in the common place for the college of the arts
11 XII   |        then, of dwelling on the place of horrors, which is too
12 XII   |     about the arts which have a place in it, we know that its
13 XV    |      the very act of taking his place among those with whom, by
14 XX    |      specific words or the very place where this abstinence is
15 XXI   |       that which is good in one place evil in another, and that
16 XXI   |       that which is evil in one place in another good. So it strangely
17 XXVIII|    stage, and the dust, and the place of combat! I would have