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Book details · Print length. 198 pages · Language. English · Publication date. August 31, 2012 · Dimensions. 7.5 x 0.45 x 10 inches · See all details.

Title, Progressive Exercises in Latin Elegiac Verse ; Author, Charles Granville Gepp ; Edition, 3 ; Published, 1874 ; Original from, Oxford University.

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But thou shalt ever evoke soft desire, with welcome song, whether any one loves or grieves. Observe Amyntas, a common name for a shepherd, or country youth.

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