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Chapter I
LVII
ОглавлениеAnd by the way, the poet’s mind
Reveres the dreamy love, that’s why
The lovely things, I used to find,
Appeared to me in dreams, and I
These covert images retained,
And let my Muse to animate:
Thus, highland virgin I did praise,
Who drew me to a great amaze,
And captives of the Salgir[14] river…
And nowadays from you, my dear,
A frequent question I do hear:
“Who now arouses your lyre’s fever?
To whom of all these jealous lasses
You dedicated your lyre’s graces?
14
River in Crimea