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 1    1,  15|         let's go and visit our friends." Necessity compelled the
 2    1,  15|     departure, so, bidding our friends good-bye, we arrived at
 3    2,  37|    teeth with a silver quill, "Friends," said he, "it was not convenient
 4    2,  37|        saw what was going on. "Friends," he remarked. "I ordered
 5    2,  42|        start to go wrong, your friends will stand from under! Look
 6    2,  65|       get to her, for you know friends ought to show up when anyone'
 7    2,  73|    Everything you see here, my friends," said he, "was made from
 8    2,  75| challenge. "Slaves are men, my friends," he observed, "but that'
 9    2,  75|        I commend her to all my friends. I announce all this in
10    2,  81|        you're as lucky in your friends, too, no one ever repays
11    4, 111|  between them and their former friends. Surely you do not imagine
12    4, 111|      inasmuch as they were our friends, by that, they deserve more
13    4, 120|        oft recurring wars, "My friends," replied he, "if you are
14    5, 129|   through the influence of his friends, get off unpunished. But,
15    5, 145|  embarrass our fortune-hunting friends sorely," and as he said
16    5, 145|     flesh worse! I admonish my friends, by these presents, lest
17    5, 145|   several of his most intimate friends entered the room and catching
18    5, 145|   their calling, they were the friends and companions of courtesans.
19    5, 154|    visits of the most intimate friends and even the servants who
20    5, 160|      KORITTO, METRO, two women friends, and A Female Domestic.~
21    6     |    arts, her attachment to her friends. Epicharis, the soul of
22    6     |        with the wives of their friends. For one Sallust who ruined