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1 3,2  |          of his family, but went straight to the pope to kiss his
2 5,4  |       lances ten feet long, with straight and sharp iron spikes: only
3 8,2  |  friendship: it was a simple and straight avowal that he had supposed
4 8,4  |         in cold water; and going straight to table, had been struck
5 10,2 |      Imola taken, Caesar marched straight upon Forli. There he met
6 14,2 |       ran dawn his brow, he went straight to the cabinet, and in the
7 15,2 |            This time Caesar went straight to the Vatican, to put himself
8 16,2 | direction of his window, he went straight to the little door of exit;
9 Epi,1|    religion would bring his soul straight to eternal perdition; so