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 1   1| Wherever she turned, all eyes followed her, and just as Orpheus
 2   1|      A long train of servants followed him, and his clothes were
 3  10|    Achates and Palinurus, and followed them. But they did not recognise
 4  11|     an old woman, and Pacorus followed her, carrying in his hand
 5  13|   full on the mouth. Embraces followed, kisses were exchanged,
 6  13|    freely possess. In this he followed the beaten track of husbands,
 7  14|     cousin of Menelaus. So he followed the example of skilled physicians
 8  14|     town to know that she had followed me. Hippia, the Roman senator’
 9  14|     the Roman senator’s wife, followed her play-actor to Pharos,
10  20|    still at Perugia, and then followed him to Ferrara, Mantua,
11  20|       and Bohemia. But, as he followed Caesar, so Lucretia followed
12  20|  followed Caesar, so Lucretia followed him in his dreams, and gave