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1 1,3 |      and everyone fell on his knees; thus a supreme calm followed
2 3,2 |   leaving Caesar still on his knees, and reseating himself for
3 4,5 |    appeal, then rose from her knees and threw herself sobbing
4 6,2 |       getting wet up to their knees, and the footmen holding
5 8,2 |      only reached down to his knees, breeches of the same, and
6 11,2| trembling, then fell upon his knees, uttered one dull roar,
7 14,3|       on the top to force the knees to bend, the others hammered
8 16,2|      lifted the head upon his knees, and by the light of the