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 1   2|     fear, bring to your married bed a stranger’s embraces.’~ ~ ‘
 2   5| servants, seeing her lie on her bed and never smile, thought
 3   8|         a little safe under the bed, where our valuables are
 4  12|       now they had once been to bed together, were eager for
 5  13|       supper, then let us go to bed.’~ ~ They were at that moment
 6  13|         was in a hurry to go to bed. So Lucretia remarked:~ ~ ‘
 7  16|           Are we never going to bed to-night? It is past midnight,
 8  16|         up. But do let us go to bed at last. What do you want
 9  16|      Agamemnon, and went off to bed. Then said Euryalus:~ ~ ‘
10  16|          for keeping him out of bed so late. But they had not
11  17|        haste to leave Tithonus’ bed? If you were half as dear
12  20|      servants and laid upon her bed, till she should recover