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 1      I,   457    | fair-haired people of Cevennes are free:~ ~
 2      I,   523    |                                    Free at their will to march upon
 3     II,   127(4) |          in the porch of life were free.~ ~ .. Catiline: 'Twas crime
 4     II,   170    |           had perished. Hatred had free course~ ~
 5     II,   317    |                        The one man free is Caesar. But if thou~ ~
 6     II,   516    |                          Set Eurus free upon the swollen deep,~ ~
 7     II,   550    |                 550 They sought to free the river from his chains 24~ ~
 8     II,   581    |          bands and set the captive free.~ ~
 9     II,   634    |               And leave his people free, is mine: a throne~ ~
10     II,   769    |                                    Free until then, and lofty turrets
11    III,    64    |           famine only makes a city free;~ ~
12    III,   166    |            least survives, if with free will~ ~
13    III,   376(25)|            to be the meaning least free from objection.~ ~
14    III,   443    |           fearing for herself, but free to act~ ~
15    III,   769    |            the sands, to wrench it free.~ ~
16     IV,   448    |      unlettered Fortune leaves him free~ ~
17     IV,   487    |                                    Free from attack, in hope of
18     IV,   532    |        spake in tones commanding: "Free no more,~ ~
19      V,   116    |                             Though free to all that ask, denied
20      V,   229    |            struggle thou, O Roman, free~ ~
21     VI,   352    |                                    Free, happy, mistress of thy
22     VI,   422    |            massacred. The lake set free~ ~
23     VI,   980    |          corpse and set the spirit free.~ ~
24    VII,   460    |         460 Not all mankind though free from sword and war~ ~
25    VII,   698    |                                Yet free to perish. By a thousand
26    VII,   709    |           thou the master, Caesar; free as yet,~ ~
27    VII,   799    |       impending fate, thou partest free~ ~
28    VII,   997    |                                    Free from their purple stain?
29   VIII,   483    |                                    Free to the Teuton, till the
30     IX,   528    |                He found a bar; but free from reining hand,~ ~
31     IX,   651    |        Whether the people shall be free to use~ ~
32     IX,  1116    |                And passed a winter free from heat and rain. 31~ ~ ~ ~
33      X,   111    |            boy his sister, were he free;~ ~
34      X,   387    |                                    Free from its source? For whirled