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1     I,     98|   moved, and repenting of the outburst, all the more because of
2    II,    108| indignation. There was too an outburst of complaint. "Of course
3    IV,     70|    This provoked an indignant outburst. "It is not," she exclaimed, "
4    VI,      4|       divulged, there came an outburst of long-concealed hatreds,
5   XII,     67|        in the violence of its outburst, swept away the adjoining
6    XV,     29|      died. Again there was an outburst of flattery, men voting
7   XVI,      6|    Poppaea died from a casual outburst of rage in her husband,