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Well, then, to return to the substance of your letter, after the words which began by bidding me greeting, you asked me to send you a little poem, limited to twelve lines, suitable for inscribing on a capacious shell-shaped basin, in which the side where each handle is placed is traversed by six fluted groves, winding from the round base to the end of their sinuous course.
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