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 1     1|        It is she, she that, like cruel Erinnys, has imported her
 2     1|         off-spring are under the cruel rule of a tyrant. ~
 3     1|      avoids being alone with her cruel husband, eschewing privacy,
 4     1| contemplating.   OCTAVIA.~OH! my cruel destiny, to be equalled
 5     1|    snatched away from me, by the cruel hand of fate; it forbids
 6     1|     hands of fortune, but what a cruel parent has heaped upon him,
 7     1|      received anything from that cruel mother, he has, nevertheless,
 8     1|       which proved to her a more cruel enemy than the waves of
 9     1|          and that thirst for the cruel shedding of blood! The same
10     1|  adoption, a young man of a most cruel disposition and capable
11     1|       trembling horror! and thus cruel Erinnys, with all her ill-boding,
12     1|        human law at defiance - a cruel wife has prepared the poisoned
13     1|       whom, be it said, even thy cruel step-mother shed a few tears,
14     1|          he has deprived me by a cruel crime! Dost thou mean that? ~
15     1|          shape of offspring, the cruel fate of my miserable brother
16     1|        the terrible life of that cruel emperor - that deity, who
17     1|          horrible breath of that cruel ruler. The angry stars actually
18     1|        of the Gods - first, when cruel Venus stepped in and impregnated
19     1|           as to culminate in the cruel slaughter of my mother,
20     1|          odious slavery, or that cruel lust should carry off victoriously
21     1|        having been ravished by a cruel tyrant (Sextus Tarquinius).
22     1| Tarquinius, was punished for her cruel crimes - she who wickedly
23     1|       she who wickedly drove her cruel chariot over the body of
24     1|     mixed with female cries, and cruel death, in various shapes,
25     1|         me be overwhelmed by the cruel waves of the sea” (at this
26     1|          her murder, to bury the cruel weapon into her very womb. “
27     1|   finally brought about by those cruel wounds! ~
28     2|         of destruction, in their cruel hands! They parcelled out
29     2|       afflicted, to abstain from cruel slaughter, to control one’
30     2|         here, by any means - the cruel birds of prey, and wild
31     2|        the winged god Cupid as a cruel deity; we arm his hands
32     2|       them the fatal bow and the cruel torch, and delude ourselves
33     3|          the infernal regions, a cruel soothsayer carrying before
34     3|    Aceronia), the results of the cruel crime of a son, but no time
35     3|        last drops of blood - the cruel tyrant began to grow wrathful
36     3|         condign death for such a cruel tyrant - she is making ready
37     3|          his thirst, and for the cruel task of a Sisyphus, and
38     3|         my face in Tartarus, the cruel step-mother of a Britannicus,
39     3|         eyes on the visage of my cruel husband, I shall henceforth
40     3|       crime and the fear of some cruel death! But! oh! miserable!
41     3|          from the nuptial bed of cruel Nero, and has surrendered
42     3|       make for the palace of the cruel Emperor, with the fiery
43     4|          chamber, and buries his cruel sword deep down in his throat! (
44     4|        thou bring about all this cruel strife? it is of no good!
45     5|      leaves thee helpless in the cruel ocean depths! A miserable
46     5|          to be found! It is that cruel Erinnys, who can now cause
47     5|        of man, and the hotbed of cruel slaughter, and alone in
48     5|  troubles! What! Is fortune more cruel to thee, than it has been
49     5|    succumbed, as the victim of a cruel son! ~ OCT. Behold that
50     5|          son! ~ OCT. Behold that cruel tyrant will send me likewise
51     5|       far from the altars of the cruel goddess (Diana), Oh! ye
52     5|      Octavia, far away, from any cruel punishment, I pray, to the
53     5|          Aulis itself, is a less cruel place than thy city of Rome,