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 1  1,       30|  conclusion, yet he dreaded the delay and length of time necessary
 2  1,       52|         the next mountains. The delay occasioned by this battle
 3  1,       65|        miles and a considerable delay in fording the river, before
 4  2,       39|     time which intervened was a delay to their conquest. By this
 5  3,       12|      marched without making any delay to Apollonia. Staberius
 6  3,       32| occasion, they alleged that the delay of a single day was a donation.
 7  3,       36|      before. Without making any delay in any part of Macedonia,
 8  3,       69|       time Pompey, by the great delay which this occasioned, being
 9  3,       75|         of his design, make any delay to pursue him; but with
10  3,       77|   Pompey, after the first day's delay, and the fatigue which he
11  3,       82|       was considered as so much delay to their return into Italy;
12  3,      106|         3.106]After a few days' delay in Asia, Caesar, having