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... wind , and your main - yards groan , and your keel can scarcely support the impetuosity of the waves without the ... winds . O thou , so lately my trouble and fatigue , but now an object of tenderness and solicitude , mayest thou escape ...
... wind , and your main - yards groan , and your keel can scarcely support the impetuosity of the waves without the ... winds . O thou , so lately my trouble and fatigue , but now an object of tenderness and solicitude , mayest thou escape ...
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... wind , the tempestuous attendant on the setting Orion , has sunk me also in the Illyrian waves . But do not thou , O sailor , malignantly grudge to give a portion of loose sand to my bones and unburied head . So , whatever the east wind ...
... wind , the tempestuous attendant on the setting Orion , has sunk me also in the Illyrian waves . But do not thou , O sailor , malignantly grudge to give a portion of loose sand to my bones and unburied head . So , whatever the east wind ...
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... wind , nor the sickly autumn , the gain of baleful Libitina . Father of the morning , or Janus , if with more pleasure thou hearest thyself [ called by that name ] , from whom men commence the toils of business , and of life ( such is ...
... wind , nor the sickly autumn , the gain of baleful Libitina . Father of the morning , or Janus , if with more pleasure thou hearest thyself [ called by that name ] , from whom men commence the toils of business , and of life ( such is ...
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