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 1 II  |         Then they quickly threw aside lances, bucklers and belts.
 2 II  |         more, for they turn not aside at the cries of men! Weeping
 3 IV  |      next day Spendius drew him aside to the bank of the lake.~“
 4 V   |    fingers.~They drew a hanging aside, in order to go on further;
 5 VI  |        require it.~They stepped aside when he passed by rolling
 6 VII |       rinds of fruit, it pushed aside and crushed against the
 7 VII |      was that the Ancients laid aside their sticks of narwhal’
 8 VII |          His friends were taken aside. There were interested reconciliations,
 9 VII |        from which he had turned aside; and in the gleaming of
10 VIII|      objection, but he set them aside; no one ventured to murmur
11 X   |         to time, and would draw aside the purple curtains, the
12 XI  |       the heat did not lay them aside through fear of soiling
13 XI  |        drew the canvas abruptly aside. She followed him. It was
14 XI  |    myself upon phalanxes; I put aside the sarissae with my hands,
15 XI  | sounding of the cymbals. I turn aside, but you are not there!
16 XII |      shouted to his men to move aside. He dismounted from his
17 XII |      and while they were moving aside, trying to stop it, or looking
18 XIII|   enterprises. When he had cast aside his extremely heavy cloak,
19 XIV |        then moving his soldiers aside (for the Punic standards
20 XIV |        and turned their weapons aside.~His foot struck against
21 XV  |         and the multitude stood aside from them in a kind of remorse.