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... could have taken on a more difficult task than what he has attempted here and no one , to my mind , has ever done it half so well . Rex Warner July , 1963 Robert Frost once defined poetry as " what gets lost xiv Introduction.
... could have taken on a more difficult task than what he has attempted here and no one , to my mind , has ever done it half so well . Rex Warner July , 1963 Robert Frost once defined poetry as " what gets lost xiv Introduction.
Page 127
... ll mend again . On certain days The bow lies slack , the sleeping song Wakes in the lyre , Apollo plays . When hardship comes , show a brave mind fortis appare ; sapienter idem contrahes vento nimium secundo turgida 127 Odes Book II.
... ll mend again . On certain days The bow lies slack , the sleeping song Wakes in the lyre , Apollo plays . When hardship comes , show a brave mind fortis appare ; sapienter idem contrahes vento nimium secundo turgida 127 Odes Book II.
Page 153
... his sacred melodies . O years To come , credit my glimpse Of the attentive nymphs And goat - foot satyrs cocking pointed ears . Ai , ai , my mind still reels parce gravi metuende thyrso ! fas pervicaces est mihi Thyiadas 153 Odes Book II.
... his sacred melodies . O years To come , credit my glimpse Of the attentive nymphs And goat - foot satyrs cocking pointed ears . Ai , ai , my mind still reels parce gravi metuende thyrso ! fas pervicaces est mihi Thyiadas 153 Odes Book II.
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