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 1 Int|     lived safely do not like to think that the adventurer and
 2 Int|      and ‘When you see a woman, think that you see a devil.’~ ~
 3 Ded|    passionate than you. As they think, no amatory adventure there
 4   1|     many pearls and diamonds. I think Helen was not more fair
 5   2|    Germans surpass all races. I think their country will lie near
 6   2| adulteress of your line. Do you think to sin in safety? A hundred
 7   2|     worthy to live, because you think yourself deserving death.’~ ~ ‘
 8   3|         more than myself, and I think the passion in my wounded
 9   3|         call on you, await you, think of you, hope for you, rejoice
10   3|        price. I am not what you think; I am not the kind of woman
11   3|         It's not so easy as you think, Lucretia, for men to kill
12   3|       only a few. For in this I think like you, that I must love
13   3|      away like snow in the sun. Think of all my troubles, and
14   3|         far, all’s well. If you think you will desert me, say
15   7|        nothing so hard, but you think it easy; nothing so close-shut,
16  12|   anyone like that, and I don’t think they exist.~ ~ The common
17  13|       and full of suspicions, I think Menelaus distrusted the
18  14|      sake of your family, did I think it would be of any avail.
19  14|   arising from all this will, I think, be obvious to your own
20  14|  changed by love, you would not think her the same person. Alas
21  17|   pleasure true, or am I mad to think so? No, it is no dream,
22  18|      common harlot in the camp, think how honourable that would