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 1 1|         her fears,~15~How can I go when all undried her tears?~ ~
 2 1| STRATONICE~~ POLY. I needs must go, Pauline! My love, good-bye!~ ~
 3 1|          My love, good-bye!~ ~I go but to return—for thine
 4 1|         NEARCHUS.~ ~ PAUL. Yes, go, despise my prayer—my agony;~ ~
 5 1|   despise my prayer—my agony;~ ~Go, ruthless—meet thy fate—
 6 1|      herald thine own doom;~135~Go, kiss the murderer’s hand,
 7 1|         arm me! Father, I would go~ 345~To steel my heart—all
 8 1|   embrace!~ ~ FELIX. I too will go, the conqueror’s march to
 9 1|      hold’st our fate!~ ~ PAUL. Go, broken heart, to probe
10 2|             FABIAN. Yes, I will go to tell her thou hast drained~ ~
11 2|       work my overthrow!~ ~Yes, go, my only friend, with me
12 2|  Farewell, my love, farewell; I go to prove my faith,~ ~To
13 2|     rites to share.~ 270~ POLY. Go, we do follow thee!~ ~ PAUL.
14 2|   follow thee!~ ~ PAUL.I cannot go;~ ~Severus flies my sight;
15 2|      not, alas! to him alone!~ ~Go thou, and oh, remember he
16 2|       and CLEON.~ ~ NEAR. Where go’st thou?~ ~ POLY.To the
17 2|        POLY.He calls me! I must go!~ 285~ NEAR. I fly their
18 2|       Thee I die!~ ~Yes, I will go! With heaven-born zeal I
19 3|       STRAT. Polyeucte—Nearchus—go—~ ~The Christians——~ ~ PAUL.
20 3|      have scourged the mule,—~ ~Go! vex no more a loving father’
21 3|         I will not be denied!~ ~Go, save thy madman from his
22 3|       to treachery?~ ~ FELIX. I go to Polyeucte’s cell,—though
23 4|       safest watch and ward,—~ ~Go one, and beg of great Severus’
24 4|   choose immortal streams: they go~30~To seek for pleasure—
25 4|   moment feign. Ah, let Severus go!~ ~Let but my father all
26 4|        the joys above!~ ~ PAUL. Go, monster! woo thy death!
27 4|      lov’dst me never!~ ~ POLY. Go, seek the world! and yet
28 4|      ever!~ ~ PAUL. Yes, I will go—if absence bring relief—~ ~
29 4|   Nearer and dearer ever—but to go!~ ~The prize within my grasp
30 4|      myself—~ ~In duty’s path I go. For power and pelf~ ~I
31 5|      changed when to His Home I go.~ ~Eternal life is this:
32 5| traduced thou wouldst befool!~ ~Go,—bully—flatterer—liar!—Every
33 5|         awakes my fond alarm,~ ~Go, Albin, go, and guard my
34 5|        fond alarm,~ ~Go, Albin, go, and guard my child from
35 5|       saw.~ ~Try to console her—Go! what dost thou fear?~ 290~
36 5|     PAULINE~~ ALBIN. I need not go, for ah—Pauline is here!~ ~
37 5|         shalt thou feel!~ 335~I go: the storm shall break o’