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 1     I,     13|       When the latter sank into feeble dotage and the former had
 2     I,     60|      the senate and the people, feeble and disarmed as they were,
 3    II,      3| indulgence in the chase, by his feeble interest in horses, by the
 4    II,      5|      began to threaten, and but feeble support could be given by
 5    II,    100|          and you need not dread feeble suspicions or vague rumours.
 6   III,     48|   progress. Not only is the sex feeble and unequal to hardship,
 7    IV,     38|      age and the second in very feeble health. They were, however,
 8    VI,     66|     empty name was enjoyed by a feeble creature bred in foreign
 9    VI,     73|         that, while he was very feeble and possibly ignorant of
10    XI,     28|        was asserted, "is not so feeble as to be unable to furnish
11  XIII,      7|       been, had Claudius in his feeble and spiritless old age,
12  XIII,     43|      the brave, comfort for the feeble, and was a good example
13   XVI,     28|         renown. "It was for the feeble and timid to invest their