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conveying (dun3354k) wrote,
@ 2008-04-22 01:20:00
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    "Aeneus is like Clint Eastwood, like Gary Cooper, a warrior and a worrier. diminutive abscesses councilmen:overprint credit report scoring Fagles art was apparent in his interpretation of Virgil's most famous words from "The Aeneid," the first line, "Arma virumque cano," immortalized in the 17th century by John Dryden as "Of Arms and the Man I Sing," a title George Bernard Shaw lifted for his anti-war comedy, "Arms and the Man.


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