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 1 Ded|          was with child and long went in fear of a delivery, because
 2   1|        there was an end, and she went home to dream only of Euryalus,
 3   2|       lodging; and every time he went to the palace, he could
 4   2|          till either the Emperor went away, or her own mind was
 5   2|         some truth in his story, went to Euryalus and said:~ ~ ‘
 6   3|       the procuress took it, and went with all speed to Lucretia.
 7   3|  rejecting.’~ ~ Saying this, she went away, and returned to Euryalus
 8   3|         a reply.’~ ~ And off she went, and took care that he never
 9   4|     observed Lucretia. She never went out alone, was never without
10   5|  Lucretia’s mother, and Lucretia went often to see her, and oftener
11   8| recognized by none.~ ~ So off he went, and, entering Lucretia’
12   8|        they saluted Lucretia and went away.~ ~ And she, after
13  10|        wondered at himself as he went away, and thought:~ ~ ‘If
14  11|      violet was discovered, they went straight to Menelaus and
15  11|       letter. He was grieved and went home, where he scolded his
16  11|        woman as a witness. So he went to the Emperor and complained,
17  13|      husband with the other, and went down into the depths; and
18  13|        And so, at long last, she went to her unwelcome couch with
19  14|           retorted Pandalus, and went off full of joy that he
20  16|         do,’ said Agamemnon, and went off to bed. Then said Euryalus:~ ~ ‘
21  17|     SPEAKING together thus, they went into her room, where they
22  19|          that, while the Emperor went to Perugia, Euryalus stayed