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 1   3|    love’s unerring dart, could get no rest for his limbs; a
 2   6|        this is the only way to get to me.~ ~ ‘Four days from
 3   8|       off this carrier’s garb, get rid of these ropes, and
 4   8|        Oh, if some God were to get me out of this, never again
 5  12|      locks them up, in case we get anything. Fool, who seeks
 6  12|       much in a month as we’ll get rid of at a single supper.’~ ~
 7  13|        should have had time to get away, which he could not
 8  14|        had not the strength to get out. So it has come to this,
 9  14|       and you know how best to get me in.~ ~ ‘Her brother-in-law
10  14| brother stays behind, you must get rid of him, so that he will
11  14|      you have thought it over, get busy, invent something,
12  16|      and it is already time to get up. But do let us go to
13  19|       and Euryalus was able to get up and to be present at