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 1 II  |      served it. But they must show themselves more reasonable;
 2 IV  |     to speak him fair. Such a show of confidence would soothe
 3 IV  |   outrages. Some, in order to show themselves brave, made signs
 4 IV  |      opening their fingers to show the number of their years
 5 VI  |   bring her back! And if they show themselves I will crush
 6 VI  |      at them. The women would show their little children the
 7 VII |   bottom of their garment, to show that they had not been economical
 8 VII |      which they possessed.~To show his vigilance the Chief
 9 VIII|     be cold before cock-crow! Show me any one, anything, an
10 IX  |      him into the war, and to show them that he was keeping
11 XII |   finger into their mouths to show that they were hungry.~The
12 XIII| others perchance more strong? Show thyself! aid us! that the
13 XIV |      Hamilcar wished first to show the Mercenaries that he
14 XV  |   another from a distance and show their nails which they had