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Tuscan folk-lore and sketches, together with some other papers

Note 19 — GIOSUÉ CARDUCCI

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Compare, for instance, the Italian and Latin versions of the following verse, taken from a short poem on a laurel branch which the poet, having plucked on the Appian Way, presented to a lady friend who bore the name of Daphne; and compare these again with the well-known Horatian ode “Integer Vitæ”:—

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