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Deeply Lausus groaned for love of his dear father, when he saw the sight, and tears rolled down his face'and here the fate of cruel death and your most glorious deeds (if at all antiquity can win belief in such prowess) I will not leave unsung, nor you yourself, young man, so worthy to be sung!'the father, disabled and encumbered, was now giving ground with retreating steps, trailing from his shield his foemans lance.
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