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How the world has changed Thanks to the industrial revolution
The senator arrives
Cephalus returned from the baths. He entered the bedroom again and aroused the sleeping memor. Memor, seeing cephalus, angrily shouted
“why are you preventing me from sleeping? Why are you not obeying me? You are more stupid than an ass.’
“but master” said cephalus, “I want to announce something new. After I departed from here, I
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