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1       I, XI(22)| perhaps, rather, marriage of a sort, as appears from what follows.~
2       I, XVI   |      ground was covered with a sort of pods,33 the appearance
3      II, XL    |        to its finding, threw a sort of obscurity over the truth.
4      II, XL    |       languishing as if from a sort of disease, an anxiety,
5      II, XLI   |    this conduct in a censuring sort of way, but I would be inclined
6      II, XLIV  |    several days passed in this sort of discussion. And when
7      II, LI    |  banishment into Gaul. In this sort of way, men who were most