The metamorphoses of Apuleius : a romance of the second century

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pearance, o Ieopte callinihi by his name, holitodlouder than efore, and after testis ying thei disploa-sure in Various Way at his protracted absence alsed a considerable clamour; and finalty dispalched a mes- senge to the spo Whither he had gone, to acquainthim of the dela he Was occasioning, and to accelerat his movements. e had remalaed a very hortlime in suspense When the messenger returne tou in a state os excessive agitation. and trembling

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comtr a Soon as Ossible. Having therei Te gone ove a considerable distance at an unusuali quie rate, We oon arrive at the village here e determinedio pas the night. The eople hen e came there were in a State of great commotion, in consequene Os

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servant in the ouse, an his master entrusted imwith in charge of his large stablishment This Woman ecame ealous of her hu8band in consequendo of his allis in ove it a reed omanos an alacent proVince an bella enrage against lita, set re to an consume his account books, and very ther artiet that elonge to his Nor

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