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1     I,  54|          some, as is usual in a tumult, were even conspicuously
2     I,  79|      apprehended, there arose a tumult, which had nearly proved
3     I,  82|      civil war by indulgence in tumult and rapine. At the same
4     I,  82|          The origin of the late tumult is to be traced not to rapacity
5     I,  83|         to serve me, but in the tumult, the darkness, and the general
6     I,  84|  drowning their own speech in a tumult of words.~ ~
7    II,  49|      was distracted by a sudden tumult and he was told of the confusion
8    II,  49| rebuking the ringleaders of the tumult, he returned and employed
9    IV,  1 |         victory. In stirring up tumult and strife the worst men