Penelope poterat bis denos salva per annos vivere, tam multis femina digna procis; coniugium falsa poterat differre Minerva, nocturno solvens texta diurna dolo; visuram et quamvis numquam speraret Ulixem, illum exspectando facta remansit anus.
Penelope was able to keep her honour intact for twice ten years, a woman well meriting that multitude of suitors; her crafty loom enabled her to put off the hour of marriage, undoing the days weaving in nightly deceit; and although she never expected to see Ulysses again, she stayed true and became an old woman waiting for him.
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