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 1    1,  14|     relations with my Giton. (Bearing this affront with difficulty,
 2    2,  32|       fastened a small tablet bearing this inscription:~NO SLAVE
 3    2,  35|    made of Corinthian bronze, bearing panniers containing olives,
 4    2,  38|      at that instant; a label bearing this inscription was fastened
 5    2,  51|    messengers!" and the cook, bearing his master's warning in
 6    3,  87|      was soaring into the sky bearing the shepherd of Mount Ida
 7    4, 124|     despises, and staggers~In bearing the booty heaped up by its
 8    4, 127|      old age, uninured to the bearing of burdens.~They seize what
 9    5, 145| vocabulary in terms and words bearing upon this repulsive subject.
10    5, 152| singers. Four waiters came in bearing a surprisingly monstrous
11    5, 160|     in the classical writers, bearing upon this subject, but from