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 1  1,       15|         great a panic spread on a sudden that when Lentulus, the
 2  1,       41|         were following them, on a sudden, from the weight of the
 3  1,       42|           not be terrified by any sudden attack of the enemy, or
 4  1,       55|        across the river, and on a sudden took possession of a hill
 5  1,       82|          able to check their most sudden sally, to which he imagined
 6  2,        3|       senate take flight with the sudden terror, carried off one
 7  2,        8|            to guard them] against sudden attacks. To it they retreated,
 8  2,       12|           enemy distressed at the sudden fall of the turret, surprised
 9  2,       14|      careless and negligent, on a sudden, at noon, when some were
10  2,       25|      country into the town on the sudden alarm. He sent his cavalry
11  3,       11|         Pompey notice of Caesar's sudden approach, that he might
12  3,       23|     blocked up by a fleet. By his sudden arrival, he fell in with
13  3,       27|        Here one might observe the sudden turns of fortune. We who,
14  3,       36|        miles of him, wheeled on a sudden toward Cassius Longinus
15  3,       39|         to keep guard against any sudden attack. ~
16  3,       72|       from groundless suspicions, sudden affright, or religious scruples,
17  3,       77|       engagement, he might meet a sudden attack with an army free
18  3,       80|      pent-houses to be made for a sudden assault, and hurdles to
19  3,      109| arbitrator; news was brought on a sudden that the king's army and