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 1     1|    treacherous palace, can now behold with his own eyes, wonderstruck,
 2     1|      of the night continually; behold, the very atmosphere seems
 3     1|        he not still allowed to behold the light of heaven? and,
 4     1|        son (Britannicus) also! Behold! as I have richly deserved,
 5     2| squanderingly got rid of! But, behold, Nero is approaching with
 6     3|     which is hateful to him to behold, he is ubiquitous in his
 7     3| blood-thirsty Emperor. ~ CHOR. Behold! the day shines forth at
 8     3|        in the prison dungeons! Behold, grievous as is the sight,
 9     4|    populace is now menacing. - Behold, the Prefects, in a state
10     5|  victim of a cruel son! ~ OCT. Behold that cruel tyrant will send