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1 VI  |          he never~permitted the slightest deviation from duty on any
2 VI  |       in his gait, bearing, and slightest movements. He~seemed to
3 VI  |     that I should have made the~slightest impression on your mind,
4 VII | criticising him, watching every slightest change that passed over~
5 VII |        me? Have I given you the slightest~reason to suppose that I
6 VII |     felt that there was not the slightest danger for her in~preliminaries
7 VII |        its Sylla if you had the slightest~ambition that way. I know
8 VIII|         you take offence at the slightest hint, you ring~the bell,