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 1 Ded|      let no man’s love for him go unrequited. And so I felt
 2   1|      when he’s abused me, will go away, marry someone else,
 3   1|    that surround me wherever I go, many the rivals that throng
 4   2|       tell you. I know it will go no further; I hope that
 5   2|      make myself known to him. Go, I implore you, Sosias,
 6   2| chastity. This way only will I go.’~ ~ ‘I'll not allow it!’
 7   3|      carry love-letters about. Go, go quickly, you poisonous
 8   3|        love-letters about. Go, go quickly, you poisonous creature,
 9   3|     you want, not a drink. But go away, immediately, before
10   3|        Women do not love, they go mad; and there is nothing
11   3|     experience of a few. If we go on like that, then, for
12   3|        may happen that I shall go away, my return will be
13   3|      will be swift. I’ll never go back to Germany, unless
14   5|       clothes, and would never go out. Everyone began to wonder,
15   6|      or murder committed. I’ll go and offer my help. I have
16   6| affection will be kept secret. Go then, tell Euryalus this
17   8|   husband to find you with me. Go in there—you’ll be safe
18   8|     our safe,’ said Menelaus. ‘Go, bring a light, Lucretia,
19   8|        shamelessness of woman! Go now and trust the sex. No
20   8|     and they had a long way to go down, so that Euryalus had
21   9|       and I’ll die sooner than go without it.’~ ~ ‘Oh, but
22  10|     him. He would never let me go till he knew everything.
23  12|       However, Menelaus had to go to the country on business
24  12|       Do you, in the meantime, go and see if our supper is
25  12|       amount of the best wine. Go on, Dromo, see that the
26  13|    here is supper, then let us go to bed.’~ ~ They were at
27  13|     out, and was in a hurry to go to bed. So Lucretia remarked:~ ~ ‘
28  13|      that you are here, let us go down into the cellar, will
29  14|   deserve that her love should go unrequited.~ ~ ‘I did not
30  14|  restrain myself, if I were to go away; and I would do so,
31  14|   suppose Lucretia resolved to go with me, who am of high
32  15|       wealth and virtue seldom go together, who will deny
33  16|       much. So Menelaus had to go down and settle the affair.
34  16|      But the lover was loth to go, and made one excuse after
35  16|       of a plot, and would not go to sleep. So Pandalus asked
36  16|       to get up. But do let us go to bed at last. What do
37  16|    this vigilance?’~ ~ ‘Let us go, then,’ said Agamemnon, ‘
38  16|      said to himself:~ ~ ‘If I go away now, I deserve to die,
39  18|  Eugenius, and was resolved to go to Rome. Lucretia knew of
40  18|    will pretend that I want to go to Bethlehem, and I will
41  18|        And even if Caesar does go another way, you may count
42  18|       am not most unwilling to go. Again farewell, my sweet,
43  20|  Protesilaus left Laodomia, to go to the sacred Trojan war,