at non sic Ithaci digressu mota Calypso desertis olim fleverat aequoribus: multos illa dies incomptis maesta capillis sederat, iniusto multa locuta salo, et quamvis numquam post haec visura, dolebat illa tamen, longae conscia laetitiae.
Not thus was Calypso affected by the Ithacans departure, when in ages past she wept to the lonely waves: for many days she sat disconsolately with unkempt tresses uttering many a complaint to the unjust sea, and although she was never to see him again, yet she still felt pain when she recalled their long happiness together.
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