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 1    II,  17|  submit to the first comer and careless about the better cause.
 2    II,  88|    humour of slaves robbed the careless soldiers by slily cutting
 3   III,  31|   gained. The common soldiers, careless of the future and safer
 4   III,  41|      who loved danger and were careless of disgrace. Moved by this
 5   III,  55| exemptions; in a word, utterly careless of the future, he mutilated
 6   III,  68|       could hardly be a man so careless of human interests as not
 7   III,  69|       Vitellianists kept but a careless watch over the besieged,
 8    IV,  29|  Marcodurum, where they lay in careless security, presuming on their
 9    IV,  50|       clamorous shouts of joy, careless of the truth, and only eager
10     V,  20|        had been allotted, were careless. Two squadrons were sent