Chapter

 1 52|        and it is as important to keep one's head as to keep one'
 2 52|         to keep one's head as to keep one's feet, while it is
 3 55|       Liber alone, know what you keep hidden at home, safe from
 4 56|          shall hear what it is I keep thus. For no thought of
 5 59|       slaves whose duty it is to keep you informed of people's
 6 59| drunkenness sufficiently long to keep sober against this moment. ~
 7 66|          clear that I, whom they keep accusing of ha ving forced
 8 70|          the letter preferred to keep it as clear evidence of
 9 75|        of persons, preferre d to keep their money at the cost
10 77|     while there was yet time; to keep his mother's fortune himself