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 1     1|      troubles? ~ OCT. What day (dost thou mean) will arrive? (
 2     1|         What prospect of safety dost thou think there can be,
 3     1|   deprived me by a cruel crime! Dost thou mean that? ~ NUR. No,
 4     1|      supreme father of all, why dost thou, invincible as thou
 5     1|     thee, but is it not better, dost thou not think, to bow to
 6     2|      downright reality! ~ NERO. Dost thou mean that little deity,
 7     3|       that confused kind of way dost thou glance back upon thy
 8     4|        the Prefect. ~ CHOR. Why dost thou bring about all this
 9     5| obstinacy. ~ NERO. And is this, dost thou suppose, enough? Is
10     5|         am spell-bound! ~ NERO. Dost thou hesitate, then, to
11     5|         spare an enemy? ~ PREF. Dost thou mean to say, that any