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 1 6 |           6] ~They began by reading one of my jeux d'esprit,
 2 17|   across these facts in his reading, he would, I think, either
 3 36|  worth while, to permit the reading of extracts from my `magic'
 4 41| these subjects thanks to my reading of Aristotle and my desire
 5 42|     learned men. I remember reading various relations of the
 6 61|  they have also come up, on reading Pudentilla's letters, concerning
 7 81|    have learned yet more by reading, and your own personal experience
 8 94|     arrival, Maximus. After reading my letters he congratulated
 9 95|      95] ~I know that after reading this letter I should bring
10 96| Avitus' presence instead of reading merely his letter. What
11 96|   take long -- to allow the reading of these letters ful l of