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 1 4 |         old tradition declares, holding in his hand the beginning,
 2 4 |       this, avoid that—and then holding the penalty in terrorem
 3 5 | remitting and sometimes giving, holding fast in a path of moderation,
 4 6 |        any one dies while he is holding a public office, and more
 5 6 |         as well annual as those holding office for a longer period,
 6 6 |      kindred and with the women holding the office of overseer and
 7 7 |   tucked beneath their armpits, holding the smaller birds in their
 8 8 |    beheld young men and maidens holding friendly intercourse with
 9 10|     their own existence. And so holding fast to the rope we will
10 12|    forty. These shall be always holding conversation and discourse