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 1  I, 3  |      interrupted; for it was impossible for persons who were not
 2  I, 4  |     my frivolity. For it was impossible for a man who attended the
 3  I, 7  |     all this pass: for it is impossible to undo the past, or to
 4 II, 6  |      friends." If then it is impossible to find greater love than
 5 III, 11|    and savage monster, it is impossible to say into what a furnace
 6 III, 14|   irritable? For it is quite impossible for the defects of priests
 7 III, 17|  virgin difficult, or rather impossible for the father; for he could
 8 III, 17|    one another. And it being impossible for them to live together,
 9 III, 17|     accusers, or, if this is impossible, purge himself of the accusations
10 III, 17| multitude. For it is utterly impossible for one who is falsely accused
11 III, 17|      threat be slight? It is impossible to say: but these considerations
12 IV, 3  |    the case before us, it is impossible to take any of these things
13  V, 4  |      perhaps, methinks, even impossible. For I know not whether
14 VI, 9  |      very difficult, perhaps impossible, and not without mischief,
15 VI, 9  |    passion (which is a thing impossible) in order to correct the
16 VI, 12 |    own heart; but as this is impossible, I will try and show you