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 1 27 |     induced a free woman to marry you aft er thirteen years
 2 27 |  magic to induce a woman to marry a man, or a widow to wed
 3 69 |  remedy was that she should marry before her youth finally
 4 69 |  suggesting that she should marry? ~Give me the letter, or
 5 70 | know that she is willing to marry and that she ought to do
 6 70 | admitted that she wished to marry again, said nothing to you
 7 70 |   you still expected her to marry your brother Clarus and
 8 70 |     she had long desired to marry him of her own free will
 9 70 |   she had always refused to marry and must have done so under
10 80 |   ill health, her desire to marry, the good report she had
11 80 |  own advice that she should marry me in preference to others. ~
12 83 |      For since I desired to marry for the reasons of which
13 88 |   offspring that one should marry one's wife in a country
14 88 |    would be a mother should marry in the very bosom of her
15 90 |    persuading Pudentilla to marry me by means of my love philtres
16 103|    of wood.' So Plato. `You marry a wife.' Obeying law. `She