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Has , Hyacinthe , tenes , illas , amarante , moraris : Pars thyma , pars rorem , pars
meliloton amant . Plurima lecta rosa est , sunt et sine nomine flores ; Ipsa crocos
tenues liliaque alba legit . ( 11 V . B . She strays away from her companions ...
Has , Hyacinthe , tenes , illas , amarante , moraris : Pars thyma , pars rorem , pars
meliloton amant . Plurima lecta rosa est , sunt et sine nomine flores ; Ipsa crocos
tenues liliaque alba legit . ( 11 V . B . She strays away from her companions ...
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... vestigia tango , Strataque quae membris intepuere tuis . Incumbo , lacrimisque
toro manante profusis 125 “ Pressimus " exclamo “ te duo , redde duos . Venimus
huc ambo : cur non discedimus ambo ? Perfide , pars nostri , lectule , maior ubi ...
... vestigia tango , Strataque quae membris intepuere tuis . Incumbo , lacrimisque
toro manante profusis 125 “ Pressimus " exclamo “ te duo , redde duos . Venimus
huc ambo : cur non discedimus ambo ? Perfide , pars nostri , lectule , maior ubi ...
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Remigium volucrum disponit in ordine pinnas , Et leve per lini vincula nectit opus
, Imaque pars ceris adstringitur igne solutis , Finitusque novae iam labor artis erat
. 112 128 107 d He gives Icarus his instructions : he is not to soar too high ...
Remigium volucrum disponit in ordine pinnas , Et leve per lini vincula nectit opus
, Imaque pars ceris adstringitur igne solutis , Finitusque novae iam labor artis erat
. 112 128 107 d He gives Icarus his instructions : he is not to soar too high ...
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Haec animum . . . et quota pars haec sunt ? . . . movere Simplicis , et dextrae
dextera juncta meae . [ puellae 106 1 Vidi etiam lacrimas . An pars est fraudis in
illis ? Sic cito sum verbis capta puella tuis . You went through your appointed task
...
Haec animum . . . et quota pars haec sunt ? . . . movere Simplicis , et dextrae
dextera juncta meae . [ puellae 106 1 Vidi etiam lacrimas . An pars est fraudis in
illis ? Sic cito sum verbis capta puella tuis . You went through your appointed task
...
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Modo facta crepuscula terris , Ultima pars lucis , primaque noctis erat : Ducimur
Inachides magni sub tecta Pelasgi , Et socer armatas accipit ipse nurus . Undique
collucent praecinctae lampades auro : Dantur in invitos impia tura focos ...
Modo facta crepuscula terris , Ultima pars lucis , primaque noctis erat : Ducimur
Inachides magni sub tecta Pelasgi , Et socer armatas accipit ipse nurus . Undique
collucent praecinctae lampades auro : Dantur in invitos impia tura focos ...
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