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 1 Int|   Noceto, ‘it is easier to talk about than to observe, and
 2   1|  my good name? What is the talk of men to me, when I’ll
 3   2|    he had not been able to talk to him, and at others he
 4   3|  believe, because I cannot talk with you; if only that were
 5   3|    possible, you would not talk with me, who am all yours?
 6   5|   sent word to Euryalus to talk with this man, saying he
 7   6|   to him:~ ~ ‘Here you can talk with Lucretia from her window.’~ ~
 8   6|     It is enough if we can talk to each other from here.’~ ~ ‘
 9  13|  Euryalus had been wont to talk with her and send letters
10  14|   my friend. I am going to talk to you on an important matter,
11  19| saw Lucretia, he could not talk with her. Several letters