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The Roman Poets of the Republic, 2nd edition

Note 612 — Chapter XV · CATULLUS. (continued 2)

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'As some clear stream, from mossy stone that leaps, Far up among the hills, and, wimpling down By wood and vale, its onward current keeps To lonely hamlet and to stirring town, Cheering the wayworn traveller as it flows When all the fields with drought are parched and bare.' Martin.

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