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4505    4, 105|              us, and he will come as a relief unless you help us!" Overwhelmed
4506 |                work.~Ipsa Venus magico religatum brachia nodo~Perdocuit,
4507    4, 127|               by the breath of a rumor~Relinquished their firesides to mourning!
4508 |                certainly not have been relished by the Greeks. He says that
4509    5, 150|                That goddess, if we may rely upon the authority of Festus,
4510    1,  30|            upon the bed, we passed the remainder of the night without fear. (
4511    1,  24|             but I have other and surer remedies at hand," she brought me
4512    4, 106|              him, of course. With this remedy, then, let's change our
4513    2,  70|               Oh yes, my wife has just reminded me, there was a haunch of
4514    5, 152|              which were nothing if not reminiscent of Boulevard Clichy and
4515    4, 109|                they still stink of the remnants of my patrimony!" Thereupon,
4516    5, 153|              act under the pretence of remodelling the image of Modesty. You
4517 |          senate served to mitigate his remorse.~But of all the emperors,
4518    5, 145|           manifested among women!~From remotest antiquity down to the present
4519    4, 103|         cultivated gentleman, ought to remove all irritation from his
4520 |           venait de la deflorer, et de remporter une victoire sanglante.~
4521    4, 115|         persevere in useless grief, or rend her bosom with unavailing
4522  Pre     |                s a peach." Again, Peck renders "illud erat vivere" by "
4523    4, 117|            That wracks our breasts and rends our very heartstrings~Is
4524    4, 117|       familiarities, she desired me to renew our old amour, but I was
4525 |             have acquired well-merited renown in this matter: when they
4526    5, 154|                magnifying perhaps, the rent-roll of the estates which they
4527    5, 145|                his power to supply his renters with custom. The former
4528    5, 145|            latter was merely an agent, renting rooms and doing everything
4529    4, 117|               suppose he was afraid of reopening a tender scar at the moment
4530    5, 145|         dressers were in attendance to repair the ravages wrought in the
4531    5, 134|             grant me an opportunity of repairing my fault, I will give you
4532    1,  22|         satisfaction for my injury and reparation for my dignity!~To be flouted
4533    2,  78|                that she may know I can repay a bad turn, I won't have
4534    2,  81|              friends, too, no one ever repays your favor with another,
4535 |               of one Lucretia does not repel a thousand Tarquins. Men
4536    3, 101|         pretext of a search!" Ascyltos repelled this suspicion, affirming
4537    5, 139|          cracked through age. Next she replaced, in the smoke-stained wall,
4538    5, 140|             meat and with the fork was replacing the pig's cheek, which was
4539    5, 140|               into the neighborhood to replenish the fire, for fear anything
4540    4, 115|              with the afflicted one or replenished the lamp which was placed
4541    5, 145|            over Greece and Asia, lands replete with every allurement of
4542    4, 124|           Since Sulla's sword drank to repletion and earth's bristling harvest~
4543    5, 145|                superintendent of maids replies, "Let the maid here present
4544    1,  12|                came up to me," he made reply, "while I was wandering
4545 |                 Cicero silenced him by replying: "We know very well what
4546 |              truly liberal art are the repositories of the most important as
4547    4, 126|               And take not a stroke in repost. On to victory, comrades,~
4548    5, 160|             worse is manifest from the representation of it found on a marble
4549    4, 123|              Of Rome were brought low; represented in him was the honor~Of
4550    5, 145|              never proved a success in repressing vice and the effectiveness
4551    1,  15|         approval of this plan, and the repression of any sense of injury as
4552 |               demanded of her father a reprieve of two months in which to
4553  Int,   4|                effect that he had been reprimanded by Moreau for having written
4554  Int,   4|      invaluable bibliography, "but the reprint at Soleure (Brussels), 1865,
4555    4, 113|         Encolpius with abusive word or reproachful look; that you do not seek
4556    4, 112|               my strength against her, reprobate woman that she was, the
4557    5, 156|                smooth cheeks could not reproduce themselves; she gathered
4558  Int,   4|             1670-71, printed his exact reproduction of the Trau manuscript and
4559    1,   8|               the ones who deserve the reproof. In the first place, everything
4560    2,  57|                freedwoman who had been repudiated by a night watchman, after
4561    5, 159|         pleasure-seeker, and evince no repugnance, the latter turns around
4562    4, 113|                perform anything to him repugnant; that you do neither embrace
4563    4, 126|               the Alps are held firmly~Repulsing a second assault of the
4564 |            dwelling on I know not what request of the daughter of Nicomedes,
4565  Int,   4|               letter to Charpentier by requesting the latter to lay the result
4566  Int,   4|               response to the repeated requests of the Venetian ambassador,
4567    4, 106|             many other details did not require consideration if a passable
4568    5, 156|               would confer upon him in requital, if he would bring his family
4569    4, 114|               a word upon me. The maid rescued me from this misfortune
4570    2,  80|             house and bought cattle to resell, and whatever I touched
4571 |               bear the most remarkable resemblance to each other are the Bible
4572    5, 148|             the loins and the members, resembling soaked leather, which could
4573 |              of this profession and to resent the injustice done it by
4574    2,  35|            custom, the chief place was reserved.~On the tray stood a donkey
4575    5, 151|               were called). From these reservoirs the water was distributed
4576    5, 145|          punishment for unchaste women resided in the very nature of their
4577 |                the streets or with the residences of men "the inner part of
4578    5, 153|              soon with grief shall she resign~Six of her swains for one
4579    1,  24|               even Giton himself could resist a smile, especially when
4580    3,  91|              spite of his half-hearted resistance. Nor was he displeased with
4581    5, 154|             forgotten. If he still has resolution to persevere, he is gradually
4582    5, 156|              kidnapping was frequently resorted to, just as it is in Africa
4583    5, 156|               of boys of fifteen or so resorting to self-mutilation, to save
4584    4, 113|              joviality. The whole ship resounded with song and, as a sudden
4585    3,  99|          Eumolpus, giving the fellow a resounding slap in the face. At this,
4586    2,  74|           passed around in a dish. The resourceful cook would not permit himself
4587  Int     |            never be laid bare with the resources at our present command.
4588    5, 154|             other, have summoned their respective lawyers to declare at the
4589    4, 121|                been taken, we paid our respects to our master with pretended
4590    5, 156|             many stairs, into a cellar resplendent with lights. Some fifteen
4591    5, 135|                than thought the nerves responded to the summons, filling
4592    1,  30|               and almost unconsciously responding with as rapid a cadence
4593 |         murderer of her first husband, responds to the question of AEneas;
4594    1,   5|              behead their own fathers; responses from oracles, delivered
4595    1,  19|                 face, released us from responsibility, and demanded that the mantle,
4596    2,  39|            piece of cut sod upon which rested a honeycomb with the grass
4597    5, 150|            school of Petronius.~ALIAE. RESTITVTAE. ANIMAE. DVLCISSIMAE.~BELLATOR.
4598  Int,   4|               treatment, permitted the restoration of this fragment. It is
4599    5, 132|             comes again with her train~Restoring perspective and pain,~The
4600    5, 145|          abolished the mixed baths and restrained the loose habits of the
4601    5, 155|              cruelty, or "injunctions" restraining husbands from disposing
4602  Int,   4|               critical acumen, and the resultant textual conflation had much
4603 |           attempted to explain this as resulting from defects in the formation
4604 |          manner necessarily showed the results of their education. But
4605 |           there) did not enable him to resuscitate his vigor any more than
4606 |              against those who did not retain their celibacy. However,
4607    4, 112|                their side, Tryphaena's retainers prepared to battle with
4608    3,  99|             seized this opportunity of retaliating and locked Eumolpus out,
4609    2,  69|           entered, followed by a large retinue. Startled at such pomp,
4610    5, 154|            such kind inquiries that he retires enchanted with the affability
4611    1,  22|                I will,~Even sages will retort an insult at the proper
4612    3,  86|               pass in white shoes?" he retorted, when I had lied stoutly
4613    3,  99|               and locked Eumolpus out, retorting his own trick upon the quarrelsome
4614    5, 140|                live coals. Thereupon I retraced my steps and, throwing off
4615    4, 110|                the fulfillment of this retribution, so entirely just: she had
4616    5, 153|                artful ways:~"These are returns," I said, "quite fit~To
4617 |             terrible tortures, without revealing any of the details of the
4618    4, 108|               guilty of neglecting the revelations of Providence?" "And who
4619    2,  69|                dining-room door, and a reveler, clad in white vestments,
4620    5, 135|                bodily into her arms, I revelled in her kisses with no witchcraft
4621    5, 152|               held the eyes of all the revellers was an exquisitely slender,
4622    5, 145|                 but directed that such revenue be used for the upkeep of
4623    3,  93|             Gasped. And as long as the reverberations re-echoed~The wooden mass
4624 |                in equal honor, and men revere their mother equally with
4625 |          limpid streams; in that sweet reverie his life slipped by.~Here
4626    4, 107|             hear his puking curses, we reverted to our melancholy train
4627    4, 121|                accounts daily, that he revise the terms of his will monthly,
4628    5, 129|            black melancholy, hoping to revive my spirits in the fresh
4629 |               helped to some extent in reviving the profession of the courtesans.
4630 |                 his tableau, moreover, revolts one instead of doing good.~
4631    5, 139|            around,~New cups of clay by revolutions shaped~Of lowly wheel. For
4632 |               the houses of these that revolved the sands of Pactolus, their
4633    5, 131|              my mother ever stayed the revolving world in its course at her
4634    5, 155|               alone, debasing the true rewards of life; and all the liberal
4635    4, 113|              The woman poured out this rhapsody in a loud excited voice,
4636  Int,   2|               Not often," says Studer (Rheinisches Museum, 1843), "has there
4637    1,   6|                you have so labored for rhetorical effect that the body of
4638    5, 136|          patients swear at their feet, rheumatics at their hands, blear-eyed
4639    5, 160|                 The article in Coelius Rhodiginus. Var. Lect. lib. iv, is
4640    2,  41|            from her hand. Now, without rhyme or reason, she's in the
4641    5, 159|             what is meant by OEnoplian rhythm and what by the Dactylic.~
4642    1,   9|               be graced~By ringing and rhythmic effusions composed in his
4643    1,  24|           meantime,) the maid took two ribbons from her bosom and bound
4644    5, 145|             and the experiences of Sir Richard Burton in the India of Napier,
4645    5, 145|               of different colors, nor ride in a carriage in the city
4646    4, 119|           great ambitions! See how man rides the waves!" Until now, I
4647    2,  61|            threw off all restraint and ridiculed everything; throwing up
4648    1,   9|             might:~Nor scheme with the riff-raf, a client in order to dine,~
4649    2,  31|                bald-headed old fellow, rigged out in a russet colored
4650    5, 156|               the Gods, who, following righteous laws, have enticed thee,
4651    3,  97|             manner, denying that I did rightly in criticising my elders
4652    4, 126|               soften the pile's wintry rigor~Nor slacken the frost chains
4653 |            abused it most, Hildebrand, rigorously prohibited the marriage
4654    2,  61|                to run to! I ain't easy riled, no, by Hercules, I ain'
4655    2,  51|             the cause. But pomegranate rind and pitch steeped in vinegar
4656    5, 140|             but one in particular, the ringleader and moving spirit of this
4657    2,  62|                care of your eight inch ringlets and your two cent master
4658    1,   8|               that studious boys might ripen their minds by diligent
4659    1,   9|               Greece, let his taste~Be ripened and mellowed by all the
4660    5, 144|           Socrates, whose judgment was riper than that of the gods or
4661    1,   6|               loaded with ornament; it rises supreme by its own natural
4662    5, 145|               Theodos. lx, tit. 7, ed. Ritter; Ulpian liiii, 23, De Ritu
4663    5, 145|           Ritter; Ulpian liiii, 23, De Ritu Nupt.). The Barmaid (Copa),
4664    5, 158|         spittle. The Catholic priest's ritual, which prescribes that the
4665    5, 158|           place in the Greek and Roman rituals. Trimalchio spits and throws
4666    5, 153|       unsuspecting youth insnared,~And rivall'd me in his regard. -- ~
4667    3,  92|              and there was the keenest rivalry among men for fear that
4668    5, 145|           attempt to outdo her foreign rivals; her native modesty became
4669    4, 126|           outrage.~The mountain crests riven by rock-slides roll thundering
4670    3,  96|               fool would thirst upon a river's brink? Or stand and freeze~
4671    4, 126|               And wandering rivers, to rivulets shrunk, writhed no longer~
4672    5, 142|                 the voices of men,~The roar of the streets, and the
4673    5, 160|          moment hoarse sounds like the roarings of some subterranean monster
4674    5, 156|             lights. Some fifteen white robed men and women were gathered
4675    1,  15|               when his avaricious soul~Robs him of food and drink, in
4676    1,   7|             may wait all day upon some rock, without the hope of a catch."~  ~
4677    4, 119|                FATE WAS UNAVOIDABLE~NO ROCK-HEWN TOMB NOR SCULPTURED MARBLE
4678    4, 126|               mountain crests riven by rock-slides roll thundering downward~
4679    2,  68|             hesitate but, mounting his rocking-horse, he beat Trimalchio's shoulders
4680    5, 154|          domestic officers, who bear a rod as an ensign of authority,
4681    4, 123|              was he. And the seas~Were roiled by the weight of his deep-laden
4682    5, 156|                one of the name of Anna Romanovna, have had a great share
4683 |                belief as the legend of Romulus and Remus being brought
4684    3,  93|          cavity left, and this cavern,~Roofed over, capacious enough for
4685    1,  27|                mistaken his face for a roofless wall, from which the plaster
4686    4, 128|           whole world will tremble~And rooftrees themselves shall crash down
4687    3,  99|             You didn't want to pay the room-rent, you didn't, by Hercules,
4688    2,  49|           chickens always come home to roost. My nose tells me that Mammaea
4689    2,  63|             co-co,' like a hen after a rooster, but you had no pep. Let'
4690    5, 160|                evil had become so deep rooted that the very precautions
4691    5, 130|               forehead was low and the roots of her hair were brushed
4692    2,  64|           consternation, for fear some rope-walker would fall down, and the
4693 |         possible it must tighten those ropes by which it binds its fellow
4694    5, 151|             few years by Signor Pietro Rosa, and which now stand in
4695    5, 145|            which the wolf who mothered Rotnulus and Reinus licked their
4696    5, 150|        philosophy of the indefatigable roues sums itself up in this sentence
4697    5, 130|               locks mean or that face, rouged and covered with cosmetics,
4698    3,  99|              as he was, was being very roughly handled by the cooks and
4699    5, 156|             large numbers emigrated to Roumania and there took the name
4700    2,  65|               of Tarentum, that pretty round-checked little wench. It was no
4701    4, 117|             the facts,) Eumolpus swore roundly (that he would certainly
4702    5, 153|                 Then with alluring, am'rous smiles~And nods and other
4703    4, 123|                 Can art or sane reason rouse wallowing Rome from the
4704    5, 148|             nor does it stand when she rouses it by soft accents of love,
4705    5, 151|      distributed to the public through routes more or less circuitous
4706    1,  15|               brother," he received us royally, and the company there assembled,
4707    5, 136|              not even recognize. Then, rubbing my forehead for a long time, "
4708    5, 160|              painted nipples were like rubies, as they protruded from
4709    2,  59|               thee?~Or the fire of the ruby? Except that pure chastity
4710 |          should give herself up to the rude embraces of a man. What
4711    5, 148|              and savage in his uncouth rudeness; you will find one, but
4712    1,  30|              oil, and went to bed. The ruffian whom we had done for, was
4713    2,  74|             insolence of these drunken ruffians, we watched both of them
4714    5, 145|                later says: "Sophronius Rufus, long have I been searching
4715 |           friends. For one Sallust who ruined himself with freedwomen,
4716 |              of losing their money and ruining their health. The cause
4717    4, 119|          citizen is buried beneath the ruins of his own penates, when
4718    4, 124|              infernal surroundings the ruler of Hades~Uplifted his head
4719    2,  51|               sometimes there's such a rumbling in my guts that you'd think
4720    2,  82|              is their right, raising a rumpus all their own. We availed
4721    4, 127|          Already the clouds themselves rupture and smother their weapons,~
4722    2,  31|                fellow, rigged out in a russet colored tunic, playing ball
4723    4, 128|                fangs thick coated with rust,~Her tongue distils poison,
4724    4, 123|             fortune whose weapons have rusted, devour~The spoils of the
4725    4, 123|               Save only the wind as it rustles among the last leaves.~Corruption
4726    5, 144|                straightway echoed,~And rustling reeds added that Midas was
4727 |             she had nothing to regret. Ruth had recourse to the quickest
4728    1,  13|             yourself," I snarled, "you rutting pathic harlot, whose very
4729    5, 153|             since our peace her treach'ry broke,~Let me return her
4730    2,  61|                 What's the joke, sheep's-head," he bawled, "Don't our
4731    4, 117|             think me worthy of a "Here's-to-you" in ordinary civility, nor
4732    5, 145|             all the plenishing of your Sabine farm; if you deny my assertion
4733    4, 121|                that he could have even sacked Carthage! We demanded that
4734    5, 148|              as if you were taking the sacrament. The Phrygian slaves masturbated
4735 |               which, in Carthage, they sacrificed children; the Romans believed
4736    5, 141|               the gods to forgive your sacrilege!"~The rich man can sail
4737    5, 136|               yet, that Giton might be saddened by my disgrace, I did the
4738    4, 123|                mobs, but the victor~Is sadder, ashamed to have taken the
4739    1,  15|            back door. A slave, who was saddling a horse in the courtyard,
4740    5, 160|                which society was to be safeguarded served to inflame the passion
4741    1,  15|            mantle over to Ascyltos for safekeeping; we then made ready to start
4742    4, 127|               sea than his own land is safer! Another~Will stand to his
4743    2,  48|              them. How well I remember Safinius; he lived near the old arch,
4744    5, 145|                 for Nature teaches the sage as well as the savage. Meier,
4745    1,  22|               what course I will,~Even sages will retort an insult at
4746    2,  39|               Scorpio, a bull's eye on Sagittarius, a sea lobster on Capricornus,
4747    5, 145|                plan by precedents, the Saguntines ate human flesh when besieged
4748    4, 105|               Who is this Hannibal who sails with us? Lycas of Tarentum
4749 |                great intimacy with the Saintly Sisters, that the irrefutable
4750 |            fair."~II.~Ses camarades se saisissent de moi et de Quartilla.~
4751    4, 111|              to say for yourself? What salamander singed off your eyebrows?
4752    5, 159|             digito et lustralibus ante salivis~Expiat, urentes oculos inhibere
4753    5, 156|          blooming, the other old, with sallow and unnaturally smooth face,
4754 |              of their friends. For one Sallust who ruined himself with
4755    1,  30|               the night without fear. (Sallying forth next day, we came
4756    4, 119|            spoiled though they were by salt water, and passed a night
4757    5, 156|            This happened to a peasant, Saltykov by name, and certainly not
4758    5, 154|               mind. It is allowed as a salutary maxim that the light and
4759    5, 154|               they proudly decline the salutations of their fellow-citizens,
4760    4, 118|               in their little boats to salvage their booty, but, seeing
4761 |              contains the knowledge of salvation, and those who wish to be
4762    2,  54|            silver crown and a cup on a salver of Corinthian bronze. Seeing
4763 |        Tradition has it that among the Samnites, the bravest men had the
4764  Int,   4|   sarcastically ascribed to Lallemand, Sanctae Theologiae Doctor, "are
4765    1,  15|                are you up to now, most sanctimonious 'brother'?" he jeered. "
4766    4, 106|            believe that even you would sanction -- see what you think of
4767    4, 123|                can venture.~Can art or sane reason rouse wallowing Rome
4768 |              de remporter une victoire sanglante.~Giton the victor had won
4769    4, 115|        anguished minds are recalled to sanity. But oblivious to sympathy,
4770    1,  15|             neglected him after having sapped his virility, we hastened
4771 |           pretty much the same degree. Sarah was twice snatched from
4772    1,  15|               thoroughly, interjecting sarcasms the while, "This is the
4773    2,  71|          appeared, girded round with a sash of greenish yellow, below
4774    5, 143|        Inachian coast: Laomedon of old~Sated two of the heavenly host:
4775    2,  59|          crumbles the walls of war;~To satiate gluttony, peacocks in coops
4776    5, 145|               and Juvenal in bursts of satiric indignation, has reproached
4777    4, 113|              seized with the notion of satirizing bald pates and branded rascals,
4778    3,  96|              tasted a wine with such a satisfying tang to it. "While I was
4779  Int,   1|              derive it from the Latin 'satura,' a plate filled with different
4780    5, 151|             these statuettes: Marsyae, Satyri, Atlantes, Hermae, Chirones,
4781 |      maliciousness has developed more "satyrical" traits that they have brought
4782    5, 151|            from the several species of Satyrs. The learned Wouweren has
4783    2,  74|               to me, and he stunk from sauces and pickle. Not satisfied
4784    5, 145|              offspring, as it were, of savagery and of civilization. When
4785 |       countries have been ransacked by savants and precious manuscripts
4786    2,  79|              Thracian uniform from his savings from his rations, and a
4787    5, 139|               wreaths hung down,~Dried savory and raisins by the bunch.~
4788    2,  72|               sprinkled the floor with sawdust mixed with saffron and vermilion,
4789    5, 152|               achieved by the infamous saxophone syncopating jazz of the
4790    5, 145|                his comedies (Cist. iv, sc. 1, line 5) and passim.
4791    4, 122|      straightway concludes that he has scaled Helicon! Take those who
4792    2,  74|            broken jars but oysters and scallops, which a slave picked up
4793    5, 136|           uncover more.~But though the scamp in terror skulked,~With
4794    2,  58|                this reason, I began to scan the whole dining-room very
4795 |             that the judges who had so scandalously white-washed Clodius of
4796    1,   6|            Agamemnon came up to us and scanned with a curious eye a person
4797    5, 145|              the populace that the Lex Scantinia was passed to control it,
4798    4, 115|                He then brought his own scanty ration into the vault and
4799    5, 145|                Rome. A scene in Sylvia Scarlett could be duplicated in any
4800    4, 128|            shielding her features~Deep scarred by innumerous wounds 'neath
4801    5, 155|                XIV, chap. i, writes in scathing terms against the infamous
4802    2,  81|         visitors. As a matter of fact, Scaurus, when he was here, would
4803    5, 154|           discovered among the profane sceptics who impiously doubt or deny
4804    2,  47|      everything squares up and runs on schedule. How old would you think
4805    4, 119|                great ambitions: Go on, schemers, and in your wills control
4806    5, 145|             who was privy to all their scheming, informed me of the designs
4807    5, 151|               which they designate as "Schlauch-silen" or, as we would say in
4808  Int,   4|                 however, the voices of scholarly skeptics began to be heard
4809  Int,   4|               to the excellence of his scholarship, but it is his Ode to Christ
4810    5, 160|               Many ancient authors and scholiasts have commented upon the
4811    2,  43|               sharp horn. A great many school-teachers and rambunctious butters-in
4812    2,  62|          chattering ape, all right, no schoolmaster. We were better taught. '
4813    5, 154|               A master of that sublime science who in a supper or an assembly
4814    1,   5|        fortunately met, not to discuss scientific matters alone, but also
4815    5, 145|          difference in this inference. Scions of patrician families imbibed
4816    2,  69|             fine, it was, by Hercules. Scissa was giving a Novendial feast
4817    1,  29|                 Is that so," Quartilla scoffed, "is she any younger than
4818    5, 148|              you." xii, 97.~"Wife, you scold me with a harsh voice when
4819    4, 112|              father's son!~But passion scorned, becomes a power: alas!
4820    1,  17|                upon the seams, but was scornfully offering the thing for sale,
4821    2,  39|               cake, a small seafish on Scorpio, a bull's eye on Sagittarius,
4822    2,  43|           assassins are born under the Scorpion. Cross-eyed people who look
4823    5, 145|                word has a broad usage.~Scorta erratica | Clandestine strumpets
4824    5, 145|                invariably prostitutes.~Scortum -- A strumpet. Secrecy is
4825    4, 123|              preparing the horrors and scourges of war.~Amusements enjoyed
4826    4, 121|            burden?" he grumbled, "or a scow for carrying stone? I hired
4827    1,  15|            came, and greeted us with a scowl as black as any Lycas himself
4828    1,  15|             raised eyebrows and such a scowling forehead that I plucked
4829    3,  95|            Giton laden with towels and scrapers, leaning, downhearted and
4830    2,  48|            They graft with the bakers, scratch-my-arse-and-I'll-scratch-yours! That's
4831    5, 141|               the snow-white hair,~And scratched her cheeks: her eyes   shed
4832    2,  67|               what I touch. We heard a scream, but as a matter of fact,
4833    5, 142|              me through several wards, screaming "Stop thief." I made good
4834    2,  67|          witches suddenly commenced to screech so loud that you would have
4835    2,  49|             lovers. Anyhow, that cheap screw of a Glyco condemned his
4836    1,  30|                in the performance, she screwed up her lips to meet mine,
4837    2,  49|               s steward; he was caught screwing Glyco's wife. You'll see
4838 |            produces a result. The Holy Scripture tells us of Onan, son of
4839    5, 156|         varieties of eunuch:~Castrati: Scrotum and testicles were amputated.~
4840    5, 136|             all the spinning women and scrubbing wenches in the house and
4841    4, 127|                javelin~He leans on and scrunches with firm step a passage
4842    5, 139|               terror, and commenced to scrutinize the crone more narrowly. "
4843    5, 132|              the silent maid and after scrutinizing all the looks and smiles
4844    1,   6|               to wisdom than a kitchen scullion can attain to a keen sense
4845    3,  99|               handled by the cooks and scullions of the establishment; one
4846    3,  92|              to invention. Turn to the sculptors if you will; Lysippus perished
4847    4, 119|      UNAVOIDABLE~NO ROCK-HEWN TOMB NOR SCULPTURED MARBLE HIS,~HIS NOBLE CORPSE
4848    2,  41|            that woman could be who was scurrying about hither and yon in
4849 |               fair."~II.~Ses camarades se saisissent de moi et de
4850    4, 113|                baited hooks. Then some sea-birds alighted upon the yard-arms
4851    4, 113|         spirally as they fell into the sea-foam. Lycas was already beginning
4852    2,  59|              That thy wife decked with sea-spoils adorning her breast and
4853    2,  73|               so that they looked like sea-urchins. All this would have been
4854    5, 154|            their elegant villas on the seacoast of Puteoli and the Caieta,
4855    4, 111|                the omens or the law of seafaring men." "But why should they
4856    2,  39|              the other a cake, a small seafish on Scorpio, a bull's eye
4857    4, 126|                winter with frozen snow seals it~And rears to the heavens
4858    1,  17|                meddling hands upon the seams, but was scornfully offering
4859    1,  14|               eyes, and all in vain, I searched for him for a long time.)~  ~
4860    4, 109|            besides, I did not want the seared scars of the letters to
4861    5, 156|            Another method consisted in searing the orifice of the vagina
4862    4, 105|             brother's nearly dead from seasickness: your woebegone face and
4863 |            Sodom, Gomorrah, Adama, and Seboim, it was impossible to find
4864 |               courtesans. The absolute seclusion of women was never the fashion
4865    5, 156|            acquired by this means, and secondly, promising him how many
4866    5, 145|               houses, the owner kept a secretary, villicus puellarum, or
4867    1,  15|         discussed the surest method of secreting our gold, so that we would
4868    5, 148|               admit he is my Ganymede; Secundus has buttocks fed upon acorns.
4869    5, 145|               who were street walkers. Secuteleia |~Busturiae -- Tomb frequenters
4870  Int,   1|        Floriacensis cites the passage 'sed video te totum in illa haerere,
4871    3,  89|            never suspect me of being a seducer. So hotly would I flare
4872    5, 145|               we behold nearly all men seducing to fornication, not merely
4873    4, 110|               but Lycas remembered the seduction of his wife and the insults
4874    2,  35|           damson plums and pomegranate seeds.~
4875    5, 144|              girl with a corresponding seesaw. Then, when the crisis was
4876    4, 113|                stuck fast to the limed segments. The breeze caught up the
4877    2,  46|         CHAPTER THE FORTY-SECOND.~Here Seleucus took up the tale. "I don'
4878    3,  83|               to die were sweet~But my self-congratulation was premature, for I was
4879    5, 133|               mistress and restore her self-esteem by frank courtesy for, truth
4880    4, 111|              of a punishment which was self-inflicted!" Lycas broke in upon this
4881    5, 156|             fifteen or so resorting to self-mutilation, to save themselves from
4882    5, 136|            thing I could do to save my self-respect, I pretended that I was
4883    1,  11|                had been brought by the self-same little old hag! I smiled
4884    1,  17|               the social status of the seller, he led me a little aside
4885    5, 160|              He does business at home, selling his wares on the sly because
4886    4, 107|          curious and to conceal, under semblance of punishment, your real
4887 |             entered the heads of these semi-barbarous people. This is exemplified
4888    1,  16|                best advantage when the semi-darkness would serve to hide their
4889    2,  72|              not he! I educated him by sending him among the grafters at
4890    5, 153|               Olympian fascinators; he sends neatly folded notes every
4891    5, 154|              according to the order of seniority. Their numbers and their
4892  Int,   3|             with an infinite number of sensations and images which play one
4893    5, 155|                know the miser, and you sensed~His purpose; still, you'
4894    5, 154|              Rome express an exquisite sensibility for any personal injury,
4895 |             occupying the attention of sensible men. One of the speakers,
4896    5, 156|    prosecutions in 1871, and many were sentenced to hard labor in Siberia.
4897    5, 145|               point of time, a century separates Ovid and Martial; from a
4898 |               people it thinks that by separating its interests and those
4899    1,  14|                was lust that made this separation so hasty, for I had, for
4900 |               consecrated the month of September to his favorite and the
4901    5, 154|              are secluded, like dreary sepulchres, from the light of day.
4902    4, 115|                 Think you the ashes or sepultured dead can feel aught of thy
4903 |                common sense:~Aut famam sequere, aut sibi convenientia finge~
4904    1,  19|               object of litigation, be sequestered. As we thought we had recovered
4905    1,  19|            both sides. The question of sequestration arose, and one of the hucksters,
4906    2,  80|               he was, and his name was Serapa, happened to light in our
4907    2,  60|               a sheep was brought in; "serisapia" -- after wit -- "and contumelia" --
4908    5, 160|            Vivid, slender, supple as a serpent, the damsel whirled rapidly,
4909    4, 128|                darkness~That yawn: the serpent-haired Fury, Bellona the Savage,~
4910    5, 140|               worry at my leg with his serrated bill. Unable to see the
4911    2,  34|           door-post; one, if my memory serves me, was inscribed,~ON DECEMBER
4912 |               for his gallantries with Servilia, with Tertia, and other
4913    4, 121|              our master with pretended servility, and were informed that
4914    4, 117|              more galling than my late servitude. And to make the matter
4915    1,   5|          sprinkled with poppy-seed and sesame.~
4916  Int,   1|               to Book Sixteen, or even Seventeen, but that it could not have
4917    2,  74|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTIETH.~I had not done speaking,
4918    2,  47|                would you think he was? Seventy and over, but he was as
4919    2,  82|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-EIGHTH.~It was not long before
4920    2,  79|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-FIFTH.~When Trimalchio had launched
4921    2,  75|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-FIRST.~Trimalchio was hugely tickled
4922    2,  78|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-FOURTH.~He had not ceased speaking
4923    3,  83|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-NINTH.~There was no torch to light
4924    2,  76|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-SECOND.~When he had repeated these
4925    2,  81|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-SEVENTH.~"Habinnas, you were there,
4926    2,  80|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-SIXTH.~"At last it came about
4927    2,  77|                            CHAPTER THE SEVENTY-THIRD.~What were we miserable
4928    4, 118|                an instant the sea will sever this lover's embrace! If
4929    3,  83|              with a savage frown, "and severed our friendship, you had
4930    1,  15|              and we finally decided to sew it into the hem of a ragged
4931    5, 159|           anyone calls you a catamite, Sextillus," says Martial, ii, 28, "
4932    3,  87|             demand, are you dressed so shabbily? For that very reason; love
4933    5, 141|                 And strikes the frozen shackles from rejuvenated earth~So
4934    5, 136|               years and land me in the shadows and lassitude of decrepit
4935 |         covered meadows, Lycoris;~Here shady groves; life itself here
4936    3,  96|                 leveling many critical shafts at those who hold every-day
4937    2,  42|           boars roasted whole in their shaggy Bides, bakers' pastries,
4938    4, 108|             warrior fierce,~Who cities shakes and towns destroys by fire~
4939  Int     |                 He is as impersonal as Shakespeare, as aloof as Flaubert, in
4940          | shalt
4941    2,  49|            style, no running away, the shambles will be in the middle of
4942    5, 145|            parallel in the old days in Shanghai, before the depredations
4943    5, 139|            cups of clay by revolutions shaped~Of lowly wheel. For honey
4944 |          enjoyments are increased when shared with others. In like manner,
4945    5, 160|              to pay for having her own sharpened.~METRO: But how did he happen
4946    5, 153|            contus" would surely give a sharper point to the joke and furnish
4947    4, 127|               the squadrons of cavalry shattered the clouds, bound~By ice,
4948    4, 108|             the rascals who were being shaved last night by the light
4949    2,  77|               cloth. "One of my slaves shaves his first beard today,"
4950    5, 145|            jest which accounts for the shaving of the priest's crown is
4951    2,  33|                they told us, the first shavings of Trimalchio's beard. I
4952    2,  49|               have been better if that she-piss-pot, for that's all she's fit
4953    5, 156|             knife or a pair of red-hot shears (Kudrin trial, Moscow, 1871;
4954    3,  98|              barber. Hence it was in a sheath and, for the reason given
4955    4, 126|                by the love of revenge, sheathed~The Gallic sword; brandished
4956    5, 138|             manipulated my member and, shedding a flood of tears, I covered
4957    4, 119|      scribbling verses upon an immense sheet of parchment! Astounded
4958    2,  79|                of what you've got, you shekite, and don't make me show
4959    5, 140|               In the meantime, (having shelled the beans,) she took a mouthful
4960    2,  32|            with a cherry-colored belt, shelling peas into a silver dish.
4961    4, 122|      tranquillity of poetry, as a more sheltered haven, believing themselves
4962    5, 145|             all, was called, among the shepherds, 'Lupa,' that is, harlot,
4963    5, 153|          affections. I avail myself of Sheridan's masterly version.~PHILANIS
4964 |              with sows, he-wolves with shewolves, neither the birds that
4965    4, 128|           guards with a battle-scarred shield scored by weapons,~And numberless
4966    2,  78|               was frightened, too, and shielded the shuddering woman with
4967    1,  15|                stands, to parch in his shifting pool,~And starve, when fruit
4968    2,  59|              Except that pure chastity shine~From the depth of the jewels:
4969    4, 106|               with you is concerned, I shirk no danger which holds out
4970    4, 105|               ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST.~I shivered, horror-struck, at this
4971    5, 145|               countrymen with the most shocking crimes. But here, in a complimentary
4972    2,  72|            rogue's clever, too, he's a shoemaker, or a cook, or a baker a
4973    5, 135|                could delight the eye.)~Shorn of its top, the swaying
4974 |           barren rocks, they enjoyed a short-lived pleasure at the cost of
4975    5, 145|               huge nose she has, she's short-waisted, too, and her feet are out
4976    1,  26|               I, too, was enjoying the shortest of naps, the whole household,
4977    2,  48|           everything straight from the shoulder and his voice roared like
4978    5, 153|              from Battiades, lest thou shouldst credit thy words by chance
4979    4, 118|              used to be!" He was still shouting when a windsquall swept
4980    2,  62|                sesterces. Let's have a show-down, you and I will make a little
4981    4, 126|               the skies with its fire. Showers of blood fall from heaven~
4982    5, 160|            organ. At the entrance to a showman's travelling booth, a blind
4983    5, 136|            thousand-wrinkled mare,~And shrank in shame before my gaze~
4984    1,  19|                had a good laugh at the shrewdness of the hucksters, and not
4985    3,  93|                gods by profaning their shrines and their worship.~The full
4986  Int     |          scholars, its author is still shrouded in the mists of uncertainty
4987    3,  92|               lurk unknown in stone or shrub. That he might understand
4988    5, 138|         skilled in these arts, can the shrubs of Mount Ida~Plant in the
4989    4, 126|          wandering rivers, to rivulets shrunk, writhed no longer~Familiar
4990    5, 160|              as if exhausted. A slight shudder ran through her, from her
4991    5, 139|                was so awe-inspiring, I shuddered in terror, and commenced
4992    2,  78|      frightened, too, and shielded the shuddering woman with her garment.
4993    5, 137|              smiles~I'll not thy glory shun and leave behind~Thy worship!
4994    1,  15|              yet early in the morning. Shunning the public roads; we could
4995    5, 151|               profession and nature of Shylock. A naked figure carrying
4996 |              praetors, who keep them."~Si gaudet cantu, nullius fibula
4997 |                 Aut famam sequere, aut sibi convenientia finge~Horace       
4998    3,  93|              sea with their hissing is sibilant! All stare in terror!~Laocoon'
4999    5, 153|                 x, 3: "traiectus conto sic extendere pedali," and contrary
5000    4, 105|                that Lycas did not hold sick-call, how could we leave the
5001    1,  15|                 nevertheless, to feign sickness, and to keep to our room
5002    4, 111|              device by which you could sidestep the effects of our resentment.
5003 |              brilliantly than amber or Sidonian crystal. Why should we not
5004    1,  14|             are a long time coming," I sighed. It was lust that made this