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 1 T-III|    with talk the slowly moving hours. ~I’m weary lying here among
 2 T-III|       life, ~do you pass happy hours there forgetting me?~Not
 3 T-III|   Helle on its back,~makes the hours of night and day equal now.~
 4  T-IV|   herself, and whiles away the hours of toil.~They say that Achilles,
 5  T-IV|       feeling of these hostile hours is absent.~~ Book TIV.I:
 6   T-V|        I should lighten my sad hours with work,~lest my thoughts
 7   T-V|       As we used to spend long hours in conversation,~until the
 8  ExII|        should I spend the long hours of wakefulness?~Shall I
 9  ExII|        inert on my stomach for hours.~Though it’s all true I
10   ExI|       had,~and more than a few hours of playful fun.~Often hours
11   ExI|    hours of playful fun.~Often hours of lengthy talk passed swiftly,~
12   ExI|        discourse,~and the long hours of summer days failed us.~
13 ExIII|    anxiety should shorten your hours asleep.~I think many wish
14 ExIII|      them for a fair~number of hours, I complain they were too
15  IBIS|    moment,~and heal my hateful hours, and these hated days of
16   Ind| landing. She was granted three hours with him after his death
17   Ind|    wife. She was granted three hours with him after his death