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 1  1,       64|     about the third watch, they suddenly appeared on their rear,
 2  1,       76|         to guard his person, he suddenly flew to the rampart, interrupted
 3  1,       80|        to give way, they should suddenly, with the utmost speed,
 4  1,       81|        sent out to forage, they suddenly rushed out about twelve
 5  2,        6| distance from the lesser ships, suddenly inflicted several wounds
 6  2,       10|     work to the very tower; and suddenly, before the enemy were aware
 7  2,       11|  musculus, part of it fell down suddenly, and the rest, as if following
 8  3,       19|      But their conversation was suddenly interrupted by darts thrown
 9  3,       37|       came there as usual, they suddenly rushed from their ambush.
10  3,       46|    soldiers of the ninth legion suddenly closing their files, threw
11  3,       63| sea-side, Pompey's army arrived suddenly by break of day, and their
12  3,       69|         the face of affairs was suddenly changed. For Pompey's legion,