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 1 Ded|      eleven. Bonitius of Milan thought he was with child and long
 2   1|    ornament, almost equal. All thought them goddesses rather than
 3   2|     the distemper. Thus Sosias thought to keep her going on false
 4   3|     Lucretia, ‘Pardon, Lady, I thought I was doing you a service,
 5   3|        are a man and must take thought for us both. For now I give
 6   5|       her bed and never smile, thought she was ill, and made enquiries
 7   8|      was awaiting him, and now thought himself most happy and most
 8   8| approach she stood aghast, and thought she saw not Euryalus but
 9   8|     quicker wits than men, she thought of this remedy.~ ~ ‘Look,
10   9|   suspected anything, for they thought he was one of the day-labourers.~ ~ ~ ~
11  10|   himself as he went away, and thought:~ ~ ‘If the Emperor were
12  13|      and tasted wine, till she thought Euryalus would have got
13  14|     the habits of this town. I thought that what your women expressed
14  14|   began to love her. Indeed, I thought so elegant a lady did not
15  14|       Euryalus. ‘When you have thought it over, get busy, invent
16  16|   heard this, ‘I am done for,’ thought he, ‘if they shoot that
17  16|        hand. Casting aside all thought for his own safety, he stayed
18  18| enjoined upon me to take loyal thought for you, and for your interests.~ ~ ‘
19  18|   ideas out of your head, take thought for your good name. Do not