Chapter

1 27|        the reasons for another p erson's private opinions. `
2 31|       have allowed them to sli p from his possession had
3 58|        had no slave to sweep u p the feathers and throw them
4 59| drinking bout after supper. He p resents himself in writing
5 70|   longer any reason for her to p ersist in remaining a widow;
6 70|        considerable additions; P ontianus himself was now