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 1 Int| Neustadt be spoke otherwise. I don't deny it, dearest John,
 2   3|       indiscretion, and if you don’t want me to come back,
 3   3|        now are smaller. Still, don’t despise them, for your
 4   3|     and be for ever yours. And don’t call me a foreigner, for
 5   4| forbidden: what you want, they don’t want, and what you refuse,
 6   6|       in you. But you seemed—I don't know why—careless and
 7   8|      in a hurry, looking for I don’t know what. Hide your treachery,
 8  11|       the finest parchment.~ ~ Don’t be surprised for Cicero
 9  12|        anyone like that, and I don’t think they exist.~ ~ The
10  13|      me such a fear is absurd, don’t ever sleep away from home;
11  14|        But your married ladies don’t love men; they devour
12  14|      house from notoriety. And don’t imagine I will be ungrateful.
13  14|     has lost all control. If I don’t help, she will die upon
14  14|       yet there is time. And I don’t want your rewards, for
15  16|   Where are now your ears? Why don't you answer me? Smile at
16  16|     warm, still breathing. Why don’t you speak to me? Is this
17  18|    lose me any way. For if you don’t take me from him, death