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 1 II  |        were leaving with so much good faith that the Carthaginians
 2 IV  | furnished examples of marvellous good fortune? Hercules, whom
 3 IV  |      violence. The best proof of good intention on the part of
 4 VI  |          and I will put you into good and very exalted positions
 5 VI  |        to himself that he was in good health, he cut into the
 6 VII |      wrath, cried out:~“They are good friends of yours, are the
 7 VII |   followers thought this jest so good that they burst out into
 8 VII |         The Master is indeed too good.” Hamilcar moved away without
 9 VIII|        those who had travelled a good deal shrugged their shoulders
10 XII |        At first they told of the good treatment which they had
11 XIII|     zaimph among them, gave them good hopes. Carthage recovered
12 XIV |         hand, and after taking a good aim, throw his weapon. The
13 XIV |        no means of selecting the good ones, they were to fight
14 XIV |          This death was quite as good as another;—and then moving
15 XIV |          troops. They retired in good order to the mountain of