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1     I,  18| gloomy, stormy day, unusually disturbed by thunder, lightning, and
2     I,  82|            Otho was aware how disturbed was the country, and how
3    II,  6 |      other provinces had been disturbed, peace had been here unshaken.
4    II,  34|       their arrangement being disturbed. On the end of the bridge
5    IV,  3 |    where the towns were still disturbed, but by mutual animosities
6    IV,  30|     was of no avail, accident disturbed every plan, and the bravest
7    IV,  71|      all these disasters, and disturbed Mucianus with the fear that