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 1   2| message.’~ ~ ‘What do I hear?’ cried Sosias. ‘Is it right, Lady,
 2   2|            I'll not allow it!’ cried Sosias. But she replied, ‘
 3   3|  resisted in vain, ‘Why, then’—cried he—‘should I, poor wretch,
 4   6|    look at me.’~ ~ ‘You here?’ cried Lucretia. ‘Oh, my Euryalus!
 5   8|             Heavens, my dear,’ cried she, ‘come quickly, or we
 6   9|           Oh, but it’s wrong,’ cried she, and he replied:~ ~ ‘
 7  10|       of his fear,—~ ~ ‘Alas,’ cried he, ‘fool that I am, I have
 8  16|       he could not move it, he cried,~ ~ ‘Come and help me, Pandalus;
 9  16|       it and raining tears, he cried:~ ~ ‘Alas, Lucretia, where
10  16|   sleep, and seeing her lover, cried:~ ~ ‘Alas, Euryalus, where
11  17|       had not seen before, and cried:~ ~ ‘I find more than I