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 1      I,   130    |        130 Had'st thou but longer stayed, it had been thine~ ~
 2      I,   452    |                         No longer hold the warlike Lingon
 3      I,   490    |                     490 No longer listen for the bugle call,~ ~
 4     II,   240    |                     240 No longer held him, and the dead were
 5    III,     8    |                         No longer knew them. Then his wearied
 6    III,   278    |              Scorn to live longer; but triumphant give~ ~
 7    III,   288    |        The shadows fall no longer to the left. 19~ ~
 8    III,   828    |                         No longer was the war: the Grecian
 9     IV,   126    |              Thy shores no longer reaching; and the earth,~ ~
10     IV,   163    |               His trust no longer in the Roman world;~ ~
11     IV,   395    |                         No longer we withstand. Unto thy will~ ~
12     IV,   432    |      Secure themselves, no longer dealing death,~ ~
13      V,   134    |                Is heard no longer; and the silent fane~ ~
14      V,   412(21)|     That is, civilians; no longer soldiers. This one contemptuous
15     VI,   267    |                         No longer bent on fight, submissive
16     VI,   325    |                The dust no longer stirred, the rains cold~ ~
17     VI,   564    | Uphill; the summer heat no longer swells~ ~
18     VI,   632    |     Those who were dead no longer; and the pyre~ ~
19     VI,   640    |                     640 No longer know corruption, limb by
20    VII,   123    | The shock of onset need no longer fear.~ ~
21   VIII,    66    |     Her trembling limbs no longer bore her frame:~ ~
22   VIII,   711    |                         No longer master, and the miscreant
23      X,   625    |                        Nor longer was Pothinus' doom delayed,~ ~