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Caecilia, wife of Metellus, sought an omen of wedlock for her sisters child, a grown-up girl, at dead of night, in the ancient fashion; but she made it herself. She had sat for the purpose for some time in a certain shrine and heard no word that fitted her intent, when the girl, weary with standing so long, asked her aunt to give her a place to sit down for a little while.
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