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1     I,    106|     understood who they were. Occasionally even these hints were withheld,
2    II,     47|    not grant the privilege of occasionally proposing amendments or
3   III,     39| subsequent enactments, though occasionally directed against evildoers
4    IV,     78|    guilty ambition, but still occasionally there would break from him
5    VI,     41|     question that the bird is occasionally seen in Egypt. ~ ~
6    VI,     77|     under strict control, and occasionally would try to hide his weakness,
7   XII,     64|       forming ambuscades, and occasionally fighting battles, and carrying
8  XIII,      4|     the management of horses, occasionally composing verses which showed
9    XV,     59|       laxity, in display, and occasionally in excess. This suited the