The metamorphoses of Apuleius : a romance of the second century

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O hoaring the bove descriptionis the Chaldaean, suid Milo, miling, shat ori os person is he, and What is his nam 8V Ho is a tali man, V septie I his complexion durk und the callinim Diophanes. The ver same,' quotli Milo, an no ther that Chaldaean in liko manne hastaeon in urieigh- bourhood tolling many things to any eople, and hath rea sed no mali prosit. An noW, by m troth, whilo I thini on't, I Will et thoe a storymbout his Diophanes, hom sortune serve scurvit a last, and played a cruei trich. V

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his fit os abstraction, andae amat ono thybiunde hohad committed through his indiscretion.

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50 LUCIUS SUPS ITH BYRRHAENA BOOK II. At thos Word an uncontroiled fit os laughtor ursis orth amon ali the company, and the ye of every person at tablomere in an instant directe to ono of tho part who sat by himself in a corner moreover, themerriment a continue socion an pertinacioustytha tho individual ecam confused and presently, multering a se Word to himself, as bout o leaveth room in a fit os indignation, hen Byrrhaena ad-

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TALE OF TELEPHRON THE STUDENT.

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sy that the exercise thei dire incantations is thouar no vigilant in the extreme the Wil deceive theo