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1 II | seas by the hope of gain; some are tormented by a passion
2 II | concerned about their own; some there are who are worn out
3 II | plans that are ever new; some have no fixed principle
4 II | ever they chance to find some release, like the waters
5 III | day which you bestow on some person or thing is perhaps
6 IV | has led me to forestall some of its delight by the pleasure
7 V | and Pompey and Crassus, some open enemies, others doubtful
8 VI | wound received in his groin, some doubting whether his death
9 VII | many teachers everywhere; some of them we have seen that
10 VII(15)| of the structure has led some editors to doubt the integrity
11 VIII | filled with wonder when I see some men demanding the time of
12 IX | reading or deep meditation on some subject beguiles the traveller,
13 X | which were disguised under some allurement of momentary
14 X | so brief, indeed, that to some there seems to be none;
15 XI | same time. But when at last some infirmity has reminded them
16 XII | fester. Even the leisure of some men is engrossed; in their
17 XII | into the meanderings of some indolent tune, who are always
18 XII | fingers as they beat time to some song they have in their
19 XII | pretend forgetfulness of many. Some vices delight them as being
20 XIII | Doubtless this too may have some point—the fact that Valerius
21 XIII | doubtless, this too may find some excuse—but does it serve
22 XIII | oblivion lest hereafter some all-powerful man should
23 XIII | digressed, and to show that some people bestow useless pains
24 XIV | make their escape through some concealed door as if it
25 XV | serve him as if a god. Has some time passed by? This he
26 XVI | for the appointed time of some other show or amusement,
27 XVII | the end to which it must some time come. When the King
28 XVII | their fate, was to give some to their doom on the sea,
29 XVII | to their doom on the sea, some on the land, some in battle,
30 XVII | the sea, some on the land, some in battle, some in flight,
31 XVII | the land, some in battle, some in flight, and within a
32 XVIII | given to the state; take now some part of your time for yourself
33 XX | their name.44 Life has left some in the midst of their first
34 XX | height of their ambition; some, when they have crawled
35 XX | an inscription on a tomb; some who have come to extreme
36 XX | circle, he is pleading for some litigant who is the veriest
37 XX | from far-reaching hopes; some men, indeed, even arrange
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