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1      VI|         have studied your Latin speech enough for one day, I will
2     VII|      chance to deliver my Latin speech that I have been working
3     VII|     Gabriel Zimandy's[63] Latin speech completely out of his head,
4     VII| unburdened himself of his Latin speech, or stuck fast at the beatissime
5    VIII|    first man available."~ ~This speech filled Blanka with indignation
6     XIV|         the marketplace, made a speech to the young men around
7     XVI|        visibly affected by this speech, but he sought to hide his
8   XVIII|  embarrassment at Aaron's plain speech.~ ~"I will add five days
9   XXVII|         the past few years. The speech of welcome which the elder