Chapter

 1 8  |    tongueless, and continually open in the water, multitudes
 2 11 |        the mark of the sinner, open acknowledgement and publication
 3 44 |    might question him. Here in open court before the judges
 4 52 |   knowledge and with your eyes open, such is the vehemence of
 5 60 |        took place in t he most open manner at the house of Rufinus,
 6 66 | barbarian bumpkin; nor thus to open his career as an advocate,
 7 71 |        not venture to show any open opposition for fear of seeming
 8 82 |        their context, may seem open to a slanderous inter-pretation.
 9 88 |       and dictatorships in the open field. On such an abundant
10 100|       the tablets to be broken open, Maximus. Y ou will find
11 100|       you were madly in love! ~Open the will, my good boy, open
12 100|    Open the will, my good boy, open it, I beg you. You will