Book,  Par.
1     I,      4|           mother too with a woman caprice. They must, it seemed, be
2    IV,     64|           only according to their caprice, and if they sent aid, they
3     V,      5|          because anonymously, the caprice of their imaginations. Consequently
4    VI,     21|          rate had depended on the caprice of the wealthy. Subsequently,
5    VI,     64| approaches closely to a monarch's caprice. ~ ~
6   XII,      7|          women were seized at the caprice of the Caesars. This is
7  XIII,     38|         guilty deeds of arbitrary caprice. ~ ~
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