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Studies of the Greek Poets (Vol 2 of 2)

Note 268 — Chapter XXII · HERO AND LEANDER.

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So having said, he withdrew from his lovely limbs the mantle with both bands, and bound it on his head, and leaped from the shore, and cast his body on the sea, and ever fared face-forward to the burning lamp, himself the oarsman, self-impelled, a self-directed ship.

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