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 1 I       |    point of age, she has shown such favour to animals that they
 2 I       |        is born for so many and such great achievements. It is
 3 II      |       count anyone in debt for such services, seeing that, when
 4 VI      |        To what lengths was not such premature ambition destined
 5 VI      |      One might have known that such precocious hardihood would
 6 VI      |     usual round. Heaven knows! such lives as yours, though they
 7 VII     |       follows that the life of such a man is very long because
 8 XII     |       spittle of drunkards. By such means they seek the reputation
 9 XII     | fastidious and elegant, and to such an extent do their evils
10 XII     |     more than they invent, and such a multitude of unbelievable
11 XIII    |     there will be no profit in such knowledge, nevertheless
12 XIII(28)|                                Such, doubtless, as Marius, Sulla,
13 XIII    | mistakes will be made fewer by such stories? Whose passions
14 XIV     |       city so huge and torn by such varied desires, how few
15 XVI     |     perceive too late that for such a long while they have been
16 XVII    |    XVII. The very pleasures of such men are uneasy and disquieted
17 XVII    |     hundred years not a man of such a mighty army would be alive.36
18 XVII    |    whose hundredth year he had such fear. And why is it that
19 XVIII   |       hampers the fleetness of such high-born creatures with
20 XVIII   |      in subjecting yourself to such a great burden; your dealings
21 XX      |  restored to him. Is it really such pleasure for a man to die
22 XX      |    very truth, the funerals of such men ought to be conducted