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 1   1, 57|    offering, invited him (to speak) with all ceremonies of
 2   1, 71|     destined only to wither! Speak quickly, my lord, I cannot
 3   2, 38|   ill-natured , he could not speak even to himself for very
 4   4, 63|   therefore I have a wish to speak to thee in this friendliness
 5   4, 66|             66. 'Therefore I speak as thy friend,-such rudeness
 6   6, 11|                     11. 'Why speak many words? in short, thou
 7   6, 38|    to the king "-how shall I speak what is false of thee as
 8   6, 39|     Or even if I ventured to speak it with a heart ashamed
 9   7, 42|    not desire to dwell here? Speak it out, and let the abode
10   8, 85| effort must be made, quickly speak the word, we two will at
11  10, 22|  since from this a desire to speak to thee, my son, has arisen
12  10, 32|                       32. 'I speak this to you out of affection,-
13  11, 56|                 56. 'Thus to speak to me is well worthy of