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1     1|    dolorous strains! for my troubles are greater, than ever theirs
2     1|  which will rid thee of thy troubles? ~ OCT. What day (dost thou
3     1| have no influence over such troubles as mine, but the Fates have! ~
4     1|  therefrom - (the weight of troubles). ~ NUR. The power of the
5     1|       Conquer therefore thy troubles as Juno did. ~ OCT. Let
6     3| procure for me an end to my troubles, even if it be by death!
7     5| melted by compassion at the troubles I have suffered, and my
8     5|    away from all my present troubles, and remote from the busy
9     5|  dynasty has undergone many troubles! What! Is fortune more cruel