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 1     I,  21|      poverty that a subject could hardly endure, by his rage against
 2     I,  33|           but too ready. Piso had hardly gone forth when there came
 3     I,  78|         they charge in squadrons, hardly any line can stand against
 4     I,  84|         privacy of the family was hardly exempt from fear. It was
 5    II,  5 |          his dress and appearance hardly distinguished him from the
 6    II,  23|           relief of Placentia; he hardly dared trust so few cohorts,
 7    II,  23|           though the legion could hardly be restrained, and in its
 8    II,  68|           innocence. Yet he could hardly check the troops when they
 9   III,  59|   Apennines, and since they could hardly struggle through the snow,
10   III,  68|                       There could hardly be a man so careless of
11   III,  71|                     Martialis had hardly returned to the Capitol,
12    IV,  27| unexampled in that climate, would hardly admit of navigation, and