Book,  Par.

 1     I,     70|  hang over her end from the length of her exile. He had a like
 2    II,     74|  neglected to do either. At length the two met at Cyrrhus,
 3   III,     48|   He began by recounting at length how harmoniously he had
 4   III,     66|    other Senators, went the length of a preposterous flattery
 5   III,     91| purpose is not to relate at length every motion, but only such
 6    IV,     87|    as before and at greater length, as sorrow, when once it
 7    VI,     39|    have dwelt at sufficient length on his moderation and wisdom
 8    XI,     23|    of twenty-three miles in length between the Rhine and the
 9    XI,     42|     she traversed the whole length of the city, and, mounting
10   XII,     15|     scour the forest and at length return at night with empty
11   XIV,      1|     a long meditated crime. Length of power had matured his
12    XV,     48|     in its grasp the entire length of the circus. For here