Atalanta in Calydon by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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page 17 of 119 (14%)
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To hurt us where she healed us; and hath lit
Fire where the old fire went out, and where the wind Slackened, hath blown on us with deadlier air. CHORUS. What storm is this that tightens all our sail? ALTHAEA. Love, a thwart sea-wind full of rain and foam. CHORUS. Whence blown, and born under what stormier star? ALTHAEA. Southward across Euenus from the sea. CHORUS. Thy speech turns toward Arcadia like blown wind. |
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