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 1  Pre     |   familiar to the author and his public, but which, by reason of
 2    1,   5|    wounds while fighting for the public liberty; I lost this eye
 3    1,   7|    sentiments do not reflect the public taste, young man, and you
 4    1,  15|        the morning. Shunning the public roads; we could not rest
 5    1,  18|          faces!~So Justice is at public auction bought,~The knight
 6    1,  19|        that his rags be shown in public, threw the tunic in Ascyltos'
 7    1,  19|         our purpose to avoid the public streets, we strolled through
 8    2,  57|        as if he were reading the public records, "On the seventh
 9    2,  75|           I announce all this in public so that my household will
10    3,  86| presently sallied forth into the public streets and rushed through
11    3,  87|      took a walk through all the public arcades and) entered a picture-gallery,
12    3,  94|        THE NINTIETH.~Some of the public, who were loafing in the
13    3,  99|      night and run away into the public streets, but that won't
14    3, 101|       when a crier attended by a public slave entered the inn, accompanied
15    3, 101|      doors carefully barred. The public slave loosened the bolts
16    3, 102|   CHAPTER THE NINETY-EIGHTH.~The public servant, however, was not
17    5, 129|          had I set foot upon the public promenade when a girl, by
18    5, 141|         own father, instead of a public goose. Growing tired of
19    5, 144|       servant who feared to make public his knowledge~A hole in
20    5, 145|        and so sumptuously at the public expense, had put him to
21    5, 145|         year upon choice food at public charge; after which, decked
22    5, 145|        unless upon occasion of a public sacrifice. This sumptuary
23    5, 145|        law was passed during the public distress consequent upon
24    5, 145|          of permission to fill a public office before the twenty-fifth
25    5, 145|       used for the upkeep of the public buildings, that it might
26    5, 145|          well; the office of the public executioner, the barracks
27    5, 145|         decked out to please the public, wearing the costume the
28    5, 145|       owners of these turned the public corn mills into pernicious
29    5, 145|         be at the service of the public for one solidus per head."~
30    5, 145|    cynical attitude of the Roman public toward this vice: the epigram
31    5, 151|     water was distributed to the public through routes more or less
32    5, 154|          condescend to visit the public baths, they assume, on their
33    5, 154|         to dine, or to appear in public, till they have diligently
34    5, 156|      literally driven from it by public hostility, and the punishment
35    5, 159|        habit of frequenting some public place, such as the Pillars
36    5, 160|         became so general and so public that great scandal resulted.
37    5, 160|      those members who danced in public. The people imitated the
38    6     | Petronius, which we offer to the public, taken from an ancient manuscript
39    6     |      morsel which we give to the public: and of the authenticity
40    6     |    Encolpius to the house of the public women and of whom mention
41    6     |         in mind may have all the public and private virtues. One
42    6     |        man who had recourse to a public house if that had been an
43    6     |       obtain the applause of the public, were distinguished by their
44    6     |      played an important role in public and private affairs, and