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 1 1 |        him, he has declared in so many words that he’ll not
 2 1 |        positively and plainly, so help him! ~
 3 2 |        rich glories of Autumn,~So that the tardy vintager,
 4 2 | describe sunrises and sunsets, so that they are even tackling
 5 2 |       are you going to neglect so good an hour?” ~ Phoebus
 6 3 |     rest, after being tortured so long? It is the sixty-fourth
 7 3 |    been in the habit of seeing so many thousands of people
 8 4 |  renews his chariot’s journey,~So cometh Caesar; so in his
 9 4 |     journey,~So cometh Caesar; so in his glory shall Rome
10 4 |     listening to comic actors, so you understand it isn’t
11 5 |       place for his histories. So he, too, in a Homeric verse,
12 6 |        have lived with him for so many years—he was born at
13 6 |    Vienna, a genuine Gaul. And so as a Gaul ought to do, he
14 6 |     present were his freedmen, so little attention did any
15 7 |      only on his own dunghill. So, as well as could be made
16 8 |      he wouldn’t of Jove, whom so far as he possibly could
17 8 |    prettiest of all the girls, so that everybody called her
18 9 |       distinction a farce. And so lest my remarks seem to
19 9 |      any one who has been made so before him, and that this
20 10|        beneath my indignation. So in desperation I must take
21 10|    those of my own family. And so I will pass over the former
22 10|       hiding under my name for so many years, has shown his
23 11|        who has been ruling for so many years. One person’s
24 11|       too, and Crassus besides so stupid that he was even
25 12| elegant and elaborate display, so that you would easily recognize
26 12|       off to burial. There was so great a crowd of trumpeters,
27 12|     kind of brass instruments, so great a concord, that even
28 13|    away, with his head covered so that nobody could recognize
29 13|      the descent was easy. And so, in spite of his gout, he