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 1 6 |       verses that is disgusting in point either of matter or of manner?
 2 10|      wondering eyes, ~my soul, why point to questing beasts their
 3 23|          to your ignorance on this point, if it exists, I acknowledge
 4 25|           it is weak and flabby in point of facts? ~I will now deal
 5 29|           capture of fish -- I may point out that the prosecution
 6 37|           displeased them. At that point -- so I have read -- the
 7 40|          your attention to another point. What if I take such interest
 8 46|                       46] ~At this point Tannonius Pudens, like the
 9 48|     troubled in that way. ~At this point, Maximus, although I have
10 48|           they said. `What is your point then? How did the fact of
11 54|          doing, I should argue the point with yo u. I should say
12 80|           I could say more on this point, but enough of dialectic! ~
13 80|           have come to the crucial point. So far, Maximus, as far
14 87|          it was his own. ~One more point and I shall have said enough
15 95|       arrangement, Calvus with its point, Sallust with its economy
16 98| heir-at-law, whatever he may be in point of equity. I wish I had
17 98|           wrong in suggesting this point to me! ~But to be frank,
18 99|        should have taken away this point of concern from Aemilianus
19 99|          dispel your fears on that point. I was proof against the