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To Ionian music tune my pipe , So sadly my quick spirit graces And these soft cheeks feel the rain - worn furrow With groanings of death griefs that live , That on Nilus ' bank grew round and ripe : And I cry unto Apia's high places For ...
To Ionian music tune my pipe , So sadly my quick spirit graces And these soft cheeks feel the rain - worn furrow With groanings of death griefs that live , That on Nilus ' bank grew round and ripe : And I cry unto Apia's high places For ...
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And virtue , next how they shall leave their sons the ye shall never with fond eyes see your mother more , means to live ; and after all this ' tis far from clear for o'er your life there comes a change . Ah me ! ah whether on good or ...
And virtue , next how they shall leave their sons the ye shall never with fond eyes see your mother more , means to live ; and after all this ' tis far from clear for o'er your life there comes a change . Ah me ! ah whether on good or ...
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What profit , Ch . ' Tis hard to bear , but still then , my friends , for me to live , in fame and fortune Ad . Woe is me ! ruined . Ch . Thou art not the first to loseCh . Myself have traced the Muses ' path , have Ad . O ! woe is me ...
What profit , Ch . ' Tis hard to bear , but still then , my friends , for me to live , in fame and fortune Ad . Woe is me ! ruined . Ch . Thou art not the first to loseCh . Myself have traced the Muses ' path , have Ad . O ! woe is me ...
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