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1       1, X   |       games keep them from the studies by which their parents desire
2       1, XIII|     boy I preferred those vain studies to these more profitable
3       1, XV  |       those vanities. In those studies I learned many a useful
4       2, III |        5. Now, in that year my studies were interrupted. I had
5       3, III |      vagrant liberty!~6. Those studies I was then pursuing, generally
6       4, IV  | associated with me in the same studies. Like myself, he was just
7       4, IV  |  ripened by the zeal of common studies. Moreover, I had turned
8       4, XV  |        could run through those studies and disentangle all those
9      10, XXII|    than to thee, to whom these studies of mine (ardently longing