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Six Poems (3.3-5.2)

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Let's spend the day together, as we hoped:
we've had the good luck you were waiting for.
I should be glad you think that you can cheat:
what a fool I'd be to fall into your arms.
Go: court your working girl as she spins her wool
instead of Sulpicia daughter of Servius.
My family are concerned I might lose out
to the affections of an unknown's bed.
Cerinthus, do you care that I am sick,
my body wracked with fever and fatigue?
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ve 1 w 40
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glad 1 w 85
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fool 1 w 118
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arms 1 w 141
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wool 1 w 182
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Sulpicia 1 w 199
daughter 1 w 207
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Servius 1 w 216
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concerned 1 w 237
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might 1 w 243
lose 1 w 247
out 1 w 250
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