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 1     1|           intervention of the Gods may avert such a climax! ~
 2     1|     severity of my misfortunes, it may be, Electra, 3 that I shall
 3     1|           NUR. I beseech the Gods, may such an unpropitious day
 4     1|            lips. ~ OCT. Although I may patiently suffer these things,
 5     1|        some crime being committed! May I, however, never be fated
 6     1|            caresses. ~ OCT. That I may induce him to restore to
 7     1|            in like manner, another may be preferred to herself
 8     1|         And the winged God (Cupid) may leave her in the lurch,
 9     1| transcendent, or however proud she may be of her wealth of physical
10     1|        perhaps some avenging deity may crop up (exist) who will
11     1|          will come to thy aid, and may that auspicious day arrive! ~
12     1|   wrongfully believed, although it may have been so industriously,
13     1|        purposeless manner, that it may not meet with any future
14     1|            own household gods! And may she, by a happy child-birth,
15     2|        impious mankind, so that it may for the second time, create
16     2|        world (riches) so that they may be only squanderingly got
17     2|            long as the Gods above, may always approve of thy acts. ~
18     2|     position) permits all things I may wish to do. ~ SEN. Be careful,
19     2|          that. ~ SEN. I pray thee, may such wickedness be absent
20     3|         his funeral pile (Nero’s). May the memory of my impious
21     3|           the body of an Ixion! He may, indeed, erect his marble
22     3|       armed trained bands (cohort) may vigilantly guard the portals
23     3|         his palace, the very world may, through his exactions,
24     3|   Parthians in suppliant humility, may seek to salute with the
25     3|         hand of his, and Tiridates may throw his kingdom, and all
26     3|            heart of the Emperor, I may yet be the means of bringing
27     3|           with more grievous ones! May this day procure for me
28     3|           that sad mental tortures may be spared me - the apprehensions
29     4|          still hang about my mind, may pass away from me! ~
30     4|            golden shower. - Sparta may brag of the beauty of that
31     4|    MESSENGER.~WHOEVER that soldier may be, who entertains a boastful
32     4|        home), and that the Emperor may know of this insurrection,
33     5|         oppressive yoke, lest they may have the audacity to venture
34     5|         surging wrath in my breast may be allowed to cool down! ~