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 1 I   | shining armour who have set me free!”~Then he let fall the cup
 2 I   | worship; in Carthage they were free! As to the cups of the Sacred
 3 IV  |    into frenzied speech.~“Give free course to your wrath like
 4 VII |      with the war, they became free as soon as the war was finished;
 5 VIII| against the phalanx, and given free passage to the elephants.
 6 IX  |   Utica and Hippo-Zarytus were free since the Mercenaries were
 7 X   |        was rubbing in order to free himself from his old yellowish
 8 X   |    felt as if she had been set free. She thought only of the
 9 XIII|  entrance to the harbour being free.~But soon the Barbarians
10 XV  |         but then he had walked free, all had then dispersed,