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 1 9 |      my treasure is and you,~light of my life, Charinus, too~
 2 10|  friend Pollio in one of his light pastoral poems, shrinks
 3 10|      the living~ere thy fair light had fled; --~now having
 4 10|   art as Hesperus giving~new light unto the dead. ~There is
 5 15|    mingle and blend with the light of the world without us;
 6 16|  taken his stand in the full light of day. You from your darkness
 7 16|    and so withdrawn from the light of publicity that you are
 8 21| slaves, subsist on unusually light diet, wear unusually light
 9 21|   light diet, wear unusually light clothing, and make unusually
10 21|      eavy things sink us and light things buoy us up. It is
11 54|   from its cupboard into the light of the law-court before
12 56|   list of initiations in the light of a jest. It is even possible
13 85|       I am told, reaches the light of day only by gnawing through
14 85|     you yet live and see the light of day. He insults your
15 97| which he had regarded in the light of a rich payment for his
16 97|      whom he regarded in the light of an investment, would