ThenĬould no fear so overcome to leave me companionless upon my way. Thus my maimed Muses guide my pen, and gloomy songs make no feigned tears bedew my face. P 'To pleasant songs my work was erstwhile given, and bright were all my labours then but now in tears to sad refrains am I compelled to turn. remove unambiquous line-end hyphenation pp Commercial use prohibited all usage governed by our Conditions of Use: Scanned part of the text using OmniPage, minimal TEI mark-up.
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