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The Sabine bard. Horace, Sat. ii, 6, 65. O nodes coenaeque Deum [O nights and suppers of the gods] Indian fume. Tobacco smoke.
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The Sabine bard. Oh ev’nings, I reply, More to be priz’d and coveted than yours, As more illumin’d, and with nobler truths, That I and mine, and those we love, enjoy. Source: Poems of William Cowper (1794) More About this Poem. More Poems by William Cowper. The Castaway. By …
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