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 1 3 |    but in that pursuit many circumstances were unfavorable to me;
 2 10|  and doubtful and difficult circumstances, ease and wealth, the objects
 3 16|     tranquil, and all these circumstances were exceedingly favorable
 4 20|   debts abroad; our present circumstances are bad, our prospects much
 5 23|      because in his reduced circumstances he had less means of being
 6 23|   had heard, and under what circumstances, concerning Catiline’s conspiracy.
 7 35|   justifiable in my present circumstances, for preserving what honor
 8 37| discontented with their own circumstances, and desire a general alteration;
 9 39|   from harm, in flourishing circumstances, and without apprehension;
10 39|     either by principles or circumstances, to promote an insurrection;
11 50| armed bodies of men, as the circumstances and occasion demanded, called
12 52|      when I contemplate our circumstances and dangers, and when I
13 52|  you hesitate, even in such circumstances how to treat armed incendiaries
14 57|   thinking it best, in such circumstances, to try the fortune of a