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 1 5 |         if only eloquence were mine -- it would be small matter
 2 5 |  sought to win eloquence to be mine with toil such as few or
 3 5 |   discourse of those verses of mine, which they have produced
 4 7 |  orator treated these views of mine on the cleansing of the
 5 9 |         I can endure, so ye be mine.~Only to each may I be dear~
 6 9 |       and you shall be~dear as mine own two eyes to be. ~Now
 7 17| together with other actions of mine of which you have given
 8 22|      th is a mere invention of mine designed to meet the needs
 9 26|       But if these accusers of mine, after the fashion of the
10 28|     mother through no fault of mine: that he abandoned his study
11 38|      too that these volumes of mine describe fishes only, distinguishing
12 55|  deposited any handkerchief of mine in Pontianus' library, or
13 55|       through any eloquence of mine as because it treats of
14 63|   thanks to a certain habit of mine which comes in mo st opportunely.
15 66|        magic? No least word of mine has ever injured him in
16 69|    until I compelled her to be mine by my exe rcise of the black
17 71|      needed no incantations of mine to move Pudentilla from