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 1 Int| prophetic vision. But had anyone told him, thirty years before,
 2 Int|     dedication to ‘see if I have told it aright.’ The story ran
 3 Int|         candle at both ends, had told upon his health. At forty,
 4 Ded|         his steward of theft who told him that one ass travailed
 5 Ded|       history, and see if I have told it aright. And do not be
 6   1|         those whom Paris, we are told, saw in a dream. Now Sigismund,
 7   1|        wit; she talked as we are told Cornelia did, the mother
 8   5|        for Euryalus; for she had told him of their love. So it
 9   6|        So he found Euryalus, and told him everything in order,
10   8|          and saw, as he had been told, the closed door of the
11  10|        put on his own attire and told them how things had gone.
12  11|         she denied her guilt and told him what had happened, bringing
13  14|       made friends, and who have told me what kind of man you
14  14|      honour.~ ~ ‘She herself has told me of her passion. I opposed
15  19|         Lucretia’s letter, which told him that she was safe and