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r=3D"0" alt=3D"Antony then ordered the fleet to move forward to the islan=
d of Samos. Here it was brought to anchor and remained for some time, wai=
ting for the coming in of new re-enforcements, and for the completion of =
the other arrangements. Antony, as if becoming more and more infatuated a=
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d ready to terrify and torment them at every instant in which these gloom=
y specters are not driven away by intoxication and revelry. At least Anto=
ny found it so. Accordingly, an immense company of players, tumblers, foo=
ls, jesters, and mountebanks were ordered to assemble at Samos, and to de=
vote themselves with all zeal to the amusement of Antony's court. The isl=
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t such celebrations and displays, wholly unsuitable, as they considered t=
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