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 1 I  |      cause with the Emperor, he thought. Philip, his third brother,
 2 I  |     Over there—still there!”~“I thought I heard him cry out.”~And
 3 I  |  rekindle had died long ago. He thought instead of all his misfortunes,
 4 I  |       the tetrarch, who now she thought had duped her.~“Ah! I found
 5 I  |        Antipas appeared lost in thought, as one who sees a vision.
 6 II | understand her allusion, but he thought her a dangerous woman. Antipas
 7 II |    emperor had given no further thought to the matter, because Antipas,
 8 II |      Tiberius had done well, he thought, to exile four hundred of
 9 II |    defence of the tetrarch.~One thought now consoled Herod-Antipas.
10 II |      kill Iaokanann.~“It is I!” thought the tetrarch.~It might be
11 III|       sitting in the galleries, thought of the widow of Sarepta.~
12 III|         voluptuous reverie, and thought no more of the real Herodias.
13 III|    could avert it from himself, thought Antipas. If Iaokanann was
14 III| execution would be a relief, he thought. In a few moments all would