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 1     I,       I|   lost his speech in the same manner at the age of five, and
 2     I,      IV| rather reserved in speech and manner, quite different from this
 3     I,       V|   somewhat foreign accent and manner of speech; "I should not
 4     I,       V|    that happened, and in what manner it happened, from the dreadful
 5     I,      IX|     chattels in the following manner: - One was to take all his
 6     I,       X|  against me in every possible manner. Soon they began to drag
 7    II,      II|     ideal beauty. In the same manner Menander has painted Sybaris,
 8    II,      VI|       a mysterious and secret manner? Was it only kindness, generosity,
 9    II,     VII|     and he said, in a courtly manner -~ ~"Sir, I am at your service.
10    II,       X|     can, at least, choose the manner of my corporal death, and