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 1     1|  strong-mindedness, be in any way brought under by my efforts,
 2     1|      as that, then, be a long way off! ~ OCT. Unfortunately,
 3     1| Emperor Claudius, in the same way that he has been constituted
 4     1|   concubine will stand in the way of that. ~ NUR. But it is
 5     1|      the sea, the hull giving way on account of the looseness
 6     2|    something out of the usual way, by his truculent look -
 7     2|      very silly superstitious way, that I should fear the
 8     2|  arrived at. It was in such a way, that the first Augustus (
 9     2|   Divus Augustus, who won his way to Heaven, by those praiseworthy
10     2|   little deity shall lead the way, with his marriage torches,
11     2|    the Romans, shall not give way, when it is beaten out of
12     3|       opened, I have found my way out of Tartarus, bringing
13     3|      the stripes and pave the way for the ignominious flight,
14     3|      in that confused kind of way dost thou glance back upon
15     4|  purest marble stood in their way, or whatever brazen monument
16     4|       thou mayst throw in his way; he is hot in his rage and
17     4|       he it was who paved the way for the downfall of Agamemnon -