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

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“There, in thy Prince awoke responsive-wise dear thoughts of thee which soul-deep ever lay; which brought thy beauteous form before his eyes, whene’er those eyne of thine were far away: Night fled in falsest, sweetest fantasies, in fleeting, flying reveries sped the Day; and all, in fine, he saw or cared to see were memories of his love, his joys, his thee.

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