Book,  Par.

 1     I,  23| these thoughts of crime were suddenly conceived, is doubtful.
 2     I,  65|      Poor for many years and suddenly growing rich, he could but
 3     I,  66|   the offender could repent. Suddenly moving his camp he ravaged
 4    II,  23|  boats across the Padus, and suddenly threw them upon the opposite
 5    II,  72|    but a few days. There had suddenly sprung up a man, who gave
 6    II,  78|     height on his estate had suddenly fallen, and rising again
 7    II,  80|   would salute their legate, suddenly saluted him as Emperor.
 8   III,  31|       to every indignity, it suddenly occurred to their recollection,
 9    IV,  31|      the heads of the enemy, suddenly descended, and carried up
10    IV,  34|   the fortune of the day was suddenly changed by a reinforcement
11     V,  15|     of the inner shrine were suddenly thrown open, and a voice
12     V,  20|  pursue, for a storm of rain suddenly fell, and night was at hand. ~ ~