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 1 13|          all that I have to say by way of prelude to my answer
 2 42|          denarius having found its way into the possession of Marcus
 3 46|            but I will go out of my way to challenge it as I have
 4 46|            you silent? Is this the way to bring an accusation?
 5 46|            accusation? Is this the way to indict a man on so serious
 6 48|          was most troubled in that way. ~At this point, Maximus,
 7 50|         vein, and then working its way upwards to the head flood
 8 54|            Aemilianus! Is this the way you accuse your victims?
 9 59|          writing only. That is the way he speaks to you, Maximus.
10 65|           I will even go out of my way to aggravate the suspicion
11 66|      accusing of ha ving forced my way into Pudentilla's house
12 66|         ever injured him in such a way as to give him the appearance
13 72|            brought me to Oea on my way to Alexandria. Did not my
14 73|    Pontianus approached me, and by way of prelude said that such
15 75|           afraid of seeming in any way to be the gainer by his
16 77|           I must be got out of the way, in order that he might
17 78|            into the country and by way of rebuke wrote him the
18 91|       users have gone out of their way to make disparaging remarks
19 96|          be vexed at my forcing my way into Pudentilla's house
20 97| respectable legacy. He left her by way of insult linen to the value
21 98|      self-control and it is not my way to blurt out openly the