Continuata meae durare silentia linguae te numquam tacito memoras placitamque latebris desidiam exprobras neglectaeque insuper addis crimen amicitiae formidatamque iugalem obicis et durum iacis in mea viscera versum.
Thou tellest me that my tongue keeps unbroken silence while thou art never dumb, and reproachest me with choosing idleness in secret retreats, and withal addest the charge of neglected friendship and tauntest me with terror of my spouse, launching a cruel line against my very heart.
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