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Studies of the Greek Poets (Vol 2 of 2)

Note 258 — Chapter XXII · HERO AND LEANDER.

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Then came upon him astonishment, audacity, trembling, shame; in his heart he trembled, and shame seized him at having been made captive: yet he marvelled at the faultless form, and love kept shame away; then manfully by love's guidance he embraced audacity, and gently stepped and stood before the girl.

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