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 1   T-I|     me to Stygian waters,~he wouldnt have needed your help
 2   T-I|   less alien to you now,~and wouldnt stand accused by me of
 3  T-II|    every time men sinned,~it wouldnt be long before he was
 4 T-III|     service, and I think~you wouldnt want a place in my verse.~
 5   T-V|     orders – have no fear.~I wouldnt obey if you didnt count
 6  ExII|      anger of a merciful man wouldnt have sent me here,~if
 7  ExII|      enough known to him.~He wouldnt delight in me, or any
 8  ExII|     you suddenly saw me, you wouldnt know me,~such is the ruin
 9  ExII|     in the furrowed earth.~I wouldnt hesitate to clear the
10  ExII|       Though it’s all true I wouldnt venture to write this~
11   ExI|     overwhelmed my life.~Who wouldnt dread even the silent
12   ExI|      granting me riches, you wouldnt have given me more ~than
13 ExIII| pentameter to hexameter.~You wouldnt let me reach to Homeric
14 ExIII|      a foolish poem~that you wouldnt be inexperienced in my
15 ExIII|    what I deserve, myself,~I wouldnt reduce the sentence, I
16  ExIV|  your loss with tears.~But I wouldnt, stupidly, dare to console
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