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 1 pI,    5   |         appeared, hastening her approach to me. Her hair, which shone
 2 pI,   14   |      the tastes of men with its approach. The small muraena, slit
 3 pI,   16   |      dreamed, terrified, of the approach of dogs. The rabbit, which
 4 pII,   19  |  womanly nature, and guided the approach of the chariot in a well-regulated
 5 pII,   19  | disclosed and poured out on the approach of the virgin all the riches
 6 pII,   20  |        smiled upon the maiden's approach. Tossed at first in the
 7 pII,   21  |     more happily to welcome her approach, wove garments for the trees.
 8 pII,   21  |        learning of the virgin's approach sported with glad gaiety.
 9 pIII,   23 |      came toward me with modest approach, beautifying the earth with
10 pVIII,   78|    skilled in music honored his approach. But these same musicians
11 pVIII,   78|         all things, was seen to approach on her course toward our
12 pVIII,   80|       coming to her with solemn approach, showed outwardly by her
13 pVIII,   81|   course and bending her direct approach toward us. Her stature had
14 pVIII,   82|      pressed on in her haste to approach, behold, Nature ran quickly
15 pVIII,   82|         her gentle and measured approach. Yet her grace and her beauty
16 pVIII,   86|      and excuse, and hasten thy approach to us, and that with the
17 pIX,   93  |     this gave free reins to her approach, and was seen to go solemnly