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 1 Arg|         to the people after his return, also changed their dress,
 2 1  |          O conscript fathers, I return you thanks in a very inadequate
 3 4  |         the state, then I might return to the city. By which action
 4 4  |     life again, or if I did not return. ~ Therefore, in that very
 5 6  |        thought fit to hinder my return, not by the votes of the
 6 23 |   console those who promoted my return by a proper display of my
 7 24 |       and respect will be a fit return for such numerous and immense
 8 27 | interposing obstacles, I was to return in spite of them. Why need
 9 28 |          we were not allowed to return to our country, as some
10 31 |    thought that it became me to return thanks especially to the
11 34 |     that I should be enabled to return with them. ~
12 38 |       by the senate, but by his return almost destroyed the senate.
13 39 |       republic has begged me to return,—since almost all Italy