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 1    5, 26|         theefe Hemus, but rather Lepolemus her husband, for after much
 2    5, 27|          drinking, the young man Lepolemus took the Maiden and set
 3    5, 27|   chamber honourably: as for me, Lepolemus (accompanied with a great
 4    5, 27|          the Maid was married to Lepolemus, according to the law, whom
 5    6, 32|  declared the miserable death of Lepolemus and his wife Charites.~About
 6    6, 32|          and so she married with Lepolemus. Howbeit this young man
 7    6, 32| inordinate desire came. On a day Lepolemus went to the chase with Thrasillus,
 8    6, 32|       worke his treason, said to Lepolemus: What stand we here amazed?
 9    6, 32|         assayle with his tuskes: Lepolemus strooke the beast first
10    6, 32|         off the hinder legges of Lepolemus Horse, in such sort that
11    6, 32|    sodainely the Boare came upon Lepolemus and furiously tare and rent
12    6, 32|         friendly help, he thrust Lepolemus through the right thigh
13    6, 32|          joyfull of the death of Lepolemus, whom he did greatly hate,
14    6, 32| sorrowfull newes of the death of Lepolemus, came to the eares of all
15    6, 32|       came to the slaine body of Lepolemus, Charites threw her selfe
16    6, 32|          sorrow for the death of Lepolemus, but in his heart he was
17    6, 32|          my fellow, my companion Lepolemus? O Charites comfort your
18    6, 32|       meane season, the shape of Lepolemus that was slaine so miserably,
19    6, 32|         me from thee. Thus spake Lepolemus, unto his loving wife, and
20    6, 32|       pretious body, I yet feele Lepolemus alive in my heart: wherefore
21    6, 32|          sword which her husband Lepolemus accustomed to weare, and
22    6, 32|      clasping about the tombe of Lepolemus, kept us off with her naked
23    6, 32|       time to seeke out my sweet Lepolemus, and presently with this