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 1      I, XIII(19)|       this may be used for the usual classical form "sub noctem,"
 2      I, XIV     |     made its appearance at the usual dinner time. Having entered
 3      I, XIV     |      the beast did not, in its usual way, make its appearance (
 4      I, XIV     | prayers, it appeared to him as usual at dinner time, after the
 5      I, XIV     |      two loaves instead of the usual one, he restored the guilty
 6      I, XXII    |        us hear you, after your usual fashion, discoursing about
 7     II, II      |      blessing the altar, as is usual, we beheld a globe of fire
 8     II, XII     | reputation, departing from his usual rigor of conduct, paid her
 9    III, II      |   himself in prayer, after his usual fashion. He then blesses
10    III, IX      |         Well, according to his usual practice, he betakes himself
11    III, XIII    |       and with less grace than usual, he at once confessed to