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A Portuguese fleet becomes the object of conflict between Roman gods.

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She had more stanzas sung in Siren-strain, lauding her Albuquerque’s high renown, when she recalled the pass’ionate deed, the stain on his white fame that o’er the world hath shone. The mighty Captain whom the Fates ordain to view his toils win Glory’s lasting Crown, should ever ’prove him kind and loved compeer of his own men, not cruel judge severe.

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