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 1 I   |    brute beasts. It would be better to revenge himself upon
 2 II  |    fingers that he might the better feel the cares that streamed
 3 IV  |      been promised something better, namely, women. The Suffet
 4 V   |      spread out his arms the better to view it.~“Let us go!”
 5 VI  |   shall be sold! It would be better to bring them to Carthage!
 6 VII |      gods, that he might the better apprehend the immutable
 7 VII |      he retired in order the better to excite the impatience
 8 VII |    so as to make himself the better listened to:~“Oh! that is
 9 VII | money to be lavished for the better reception of the soldiers.~
10 VII |    door where, to ensure its better protection and in accordance
11 VIII|      made; a battle would be better! Thus many men had left
12 VIII|    on the ramparts to have a better view.~At last they distinguished
13 VIII|     order to resist them the better the Barbarians rushed forward
14 IX  |    aimed slowly at them, the better to prolong their torture,
15 IX  |     out with fatigue; it was better to wait till next day; and
16 IX  |     his neck thrown back the better to breathe in the air, like
17 X   | fourth she sent for him.~The better to inflame her heart he
18 XI  |      opened his nostrils the better to breathe in the perfume
19 XIII|    to encompass Carthage the better. The hoplites of the Mercenaries
20 XIII|     latter. The engines were better managed, the men serving
21 XIII| refrained from fighting, the better to command the Barbarians
22 XIII|      the helepolis to have a better view, and gazed open-mouthed
23 XIV |      She desired to know him better, and yet his presence would
24 XIV | first; the Africans held out better than the Gauls. Zarxas lay
25 XIV |     beautiful than the moon, better than the wind of morning
26 XV  |     had allowed to grow, the better to bury them into his flesh.