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 1      I,  II |    which we may see how even slight variations suffice to ruin
 2     II,  IV |     arisen between them some slight displeasure, which, however,
 3     II,  VII|      them in arms upon every slight occasion, for power put
 4     II,  VII| benefit from this beyond the slight satisfaction of having conquered
 5    III,  VII|  were wont to take arms upon slight occasions, remained unmoved
 6     VI,  V  |      During the winter a few slight skirmishes had taken place
 7     VI,  VI |       though possessing some slight appearance of glory, are
 8     VI,  VII|   Almighty desired that this slight example should suffice to
 9    VII,  IV | withdrew toward Imola. A few slight skirmishes took place between
10    VII,  V  |  fear or respect, upon every slight occasion, adopt a similar
11   VIII,  II |  many blows, effected only a slight incision in the throat;