Versos English Robert Bridges Antinous.

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Antinous.

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Now I have wagered, prince, They are set to root: the bronze is out of date; They shall be grafted in the spring with iron.

Tel. The pleasantry is happier than the wager. This being Apollo’s feast-day, ’tis proposed To do him honour with some archery: The axes are for mark.