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1     I,  78|  absolutely impenetrable to blows, yet they make it difficult
2    II,  35| they could not direct their blows like men who had a sure
3    II,  38|     what we may call single blows, was owing to want of energy
4    II,  66|     from words they came to blows, and a fierce battle would
5    II,  88|    and then had recourse to blows and the use of their swords.
6   III,  31|   their cheeks to insulting blows, how, with all their high
7   III,  85|   and offer it to insulting blows, then to behold his own
8   III,  85|   he fell under a shower of blows, and the mob reviled the
9    IV,  21|     it only from the deadly blows of the enemy that they suffered;