.Mzky.ODIzNg

Decency (12) more agreable to her tha deletion k /deletion n deletion what is he coming /deletion & than modesty. It is difficult to say whether she addition was /addition more lavish of her money or of her reputation; she was so fired addition with /addition lust, that she oftener ask'd, than was ask'd by men. But besides these things, she often broke her word, she forswore deletion for belief /deletion addition deletion what she knew; /deletion /addition deletion she was acquainted with the /deletion addition deletion she knew of many men /deletion and betray'd hard trust /addition She was very clever: she could make verses; she could put about deletion she /deletion addition a /addition joke; she could either addition express herself /addition modestly, or deletion soothingly /deletion addition tenderly /addition , or deletion sinceerly /deletion addition sahiicalty /addition . Lastly she was very facetious, & very deletion unclear /deletion addition entctcisise. /addition

XXXIV. Whilst these things were done at Rome, deletion C /deletion addition Cayeu /addition Manlius sent some of his Lieutenants to L. Marcius Rex, whith this deletion e /deletion spe deletion a /deletion addition e /addition ch: