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1 20|        meditating you have already heard separately. But my ardor
2 21|    resources or hopes of good, had heard this address, though they
3 23|        neither keep secret what he heard, nor conceal his own crimes;
4 23|       several persons what she had heard, and under what circumstances,
5 28|     residence. But Curius, when he heard of the imminent danger that
6 46|         house a little before, and heard of the discovery of the
7 48|            by Cicero, I afterwards heard Crassus himself assert. ~
8 49|       which they pretended to have heard from Volturcius or the Allobroges,
9 50| confinement. ~ The consul, when he heard that these things were in