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 1  1,       28|    way into the town at the moment of his departure, he stopped
 2  1,       69|    view of the country, the moment the sky began to grow white,
 3  1,       71|   of the cavalry even for a moment, but were all surrounded
 4  1,       79|     with his legions. Not a moment passed in which their rear
 5  2,        6|     clear, though only by a moment. From the velocity of their
 6  2,        7|     by an enemy at the same moment. The Massilians, however,
 7  2,       14|   months was destroyed in a moment. The Massilians made the
 8  2,       26| dust was observed, and in a moment the front of the line was
 9  2,       39|    might imagine that every moment of time which intervened
10  2,       41|  men usually do in the last moment of their lives, they either
11  3,       27| turns of fortune. We who, a moment before, were alarmed for
12  3,       70|    as he had seen his men a moment before fleeing from the