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 1   vis, vis1, 1|     as I was walking on my road to the villages, and magnifying
 2   vis, vis3, 2|    falling into the public road; yet they did not remain
 3   vis, vis3, 2| they did not remain on the road, but were rolled into a
 4   vis, vis3, 7|    falling upon the public road and rolling from it into
 5   vis, vis3, 7|    have abandoned the true road. Thinking, then, that they
 6   vis, vis4, 1|  house along the Campanian road. Now the house lay about
 7   vis, vis4, 1|   furlongs from the public road. The district is one rarely
 8   com, com6, 1|   who walk in the straight road walk evenly without stumbling,
 9   com, com6, 1|  is better to walk in this road." "I wish to go by this
10   com, com6, 1|       I wish to go by this road," said I. "You will go by