Book, Paragraph

1   I,  59| forsooth they might impair the stern gravity of speech and revel
2  IV,  13|     hardened into a strict and stern humour. For while we have
3  VI,  10|     see that there is the very stern face of a lion smeared with
4 VII,  36|       and that they are not so stern as to lay aside their resentment
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