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1 1,2 |          resumed his walk with a rapid step, crossed Borgo San
2 1,2 |        this place, he gave three rapid knocks on the door of a
3 2,1 |        Alexander VI, will cast a rapid glance over them, and see
4 3,1 |       enemies he had made by his rapid rise to fortune: so during
5 5,2 |   Florence indeed, thanks to her rapid increase in population,
6 6,4 | agitation about his throne, this rapid succession of sovereigns,
7 7,1 |      flank, following their most rapid movements, and silencing
8 11,2|       resounded an all sides, so rapid and clever had been the
9 14,2|         the poison had been more rapid than usual, for Caesar had