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Where burning Sappho loved and sung , Where grew the arts of war and peace , Where Delos rose , and Phoebus sprung : Eternal summer gilds them yetBut all - except their sun - is set ! ' " But , were this not the case , were Greece no ...
Where burning Sappho loved and sung , Where grew the arts of war and peace , Where Delos rose , and Phoebus sprung : Eternal summer gilds them yetBut all - except their sun - is set ! ' " But , were this not the case , were Greece no ...
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