Note 24 — SAPPHO TO PHAON.[1]
Reading edition
From Dryden's Ovid, Epist. vii.:
Their daily longing, and their nightly dream.
It was at first thus in Pope's MS.:
Thou art at once my anguish and delight, Care of my day, and phantom of my night.
Reading edition
From Dryden's Ovid, Epist. vii.:
Their daily longing, and their nightly dream.
It was at first thus in Pope's MS.:
Thou art at once my anguish and delight, Care of my day, and phantom of my night.