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O virgin world! O marvellous far days!
No more with dreams of grief doth love grow bitter,
Nor trouble dim the lustre wont to glitter
In happy eyes. Decay alone decays:
A moment — death's dull sleep is o'er; and we
Drink the immortal morning air, Earine.
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" Si mihi Nausicai patrios concederet hortos,
Alcinoo possem dicere, Malo meos ."
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