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 1 5 |                             5 For my part, said Secundus, before Aper
 2 9 |             entire days and the best part of the nights, he has hammered
 3 10|             readings penetrate every part of Rome, much less is talked
 4 10|            branch of culture. For my part I hold all eloquence in
 5 10|              it seems, prepared your part in having chosen a character
 6 14|        poetry than oratory. ~ For my part, he replied, I should have
 7 16|             and myself will take the part which we understand you
 8 24| philosophical school of assuming the part of an opponent. Give us
 9 25|             of oratory, against this part too of his argument I say
10 27|                        27 For my own part I shall not scruple to mention
11 28|             though you assign me the part of speaking out before you
12 30|         called Brutus. In the latter part of it (the first gives an
13 32|       explain, as I have now done my part, and, after my usual way,
14 39|             towns and indeed a great part of Italy stood by the accused