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1      XXI| there awaiting my father’s commands. Would you have him leave
2     XXIV|     she replied; “but duty commands me to go. I must learn what
3    XXVII|  him that his dying father commands him to live; he will understand
4    XXXII|    the neighborhood.~ ~His commands were brief, but to the point;
5    XLVII|    forgetting the priest’s commands, stepped forward.~ ~“She
6        L|    to receive Aunt Medea’s commands; she was permitted to dictate
7       LI|    belong to her. When she commands, I must obey. I must be