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 1 I  |    snapping of jaws, the noise of speech, songs, and cups, the crash
 2 I  |          Without interrupting his speech, the General struck him
 3 I  |    gestures which accompanied her speech, and mounted round about
 4 II |        The old Suffet mingled his speech in this way with proverbs
 5 II | accurately reporting the Suffet’s speech. A few cried out to him, “
 6 II |       then he launched forth into speech.~Spendius could scarcely
 7 III|        and murmured, mingling her speech with fragments of hymns:~“
 8 IV |          overflowed into frenzied speech.~“Give free course to your
 9 VII|            the very genius of his speech. Then he replaced it in
10 VII|           a spirit, continued his speech, standing on the highest
11 VII|         treason occurred in their speech, he fell into a passion.
12 IX |        Autaritus would divine his speech from his countenance and
13 X  |       symbols and even manners of speech as being true in themselves,