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a To arms , my men , to arms ! the last day calls on the conquered . Return me to the Greeks ; let me revisit ... Thereat I again gird on my sword , and fitting my left arm into the clasps of the shield , strode forth of the palace .
a To arms , my men , to arms ! the last day calls on the conquered . Return me to the Greeks ; let me revisit ... Thereat I again gird on my sword , and fitting my left arm into the clasps of the shield , strode forth of the palace .
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Then follow in mourning array the Teucrians and all the Tyrrhenians , and the Arcadians with arms reversed . When the whole long escorting file had advanced , Aeneas stopped , and sighing deep , pursued thus : ' Once again war's ...
Then follow in mourning array the Teucrians and all the Tyrrhenians , and the Arcadians with arms reversed . When the whole long escorting file had advanced , Aeneas stopped , and sighing deep , pursued thus : ' Once again war's ...
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the grass , stones , and arms ; and the squires and boatmen with their oars and boat - hooks drove the poor pilgrim away . But the Queen said : “ Let him be ; some great travail and journey has weakened him .
the grass , stones , and arms ; and the squires and boatmen with their oars and boat - hooks drove the poor pilgrim away . But the Queen said : “ Let him be ; some great travail and journey has weakened him .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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