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and soon as the Trojan hero stood near and knew her, a dim form amid the shadows'even as, in the early month, one sees or fancies he has seen the moon rise amid the clouds'he shed tears, and spoke to her in tender love: Unhappy Dido! Was the tale true then that came to me, that you were dead and had sought your doom with the sword? Was I, alas! the cause of your death? By the stars I swear, by the world above, and whatever is sacred in the grave below, unwillingly, queen, I parted from your shores.
final_alignments\Virgil_Aeneid_Book6.json