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... Twas simple russet , but it was her own ; ' Twas her own country bred the flock so fair ; 2 Aeolus was ruler of the winds ; Libs is the west - southwest wind ; Notus is the south 50 60 wind ; Auster is the south or southwest wind .
... Twas simple russet , but it was her own ; ' Twas her own country bred the flock so fair ; 2 Aeolus was ruler of the winds ; Libs is the west - southwest wind ; Notus is the south 50 60 wind ; Auster is the south or southwest wind .
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Thick wind the thongs of the hide around his limbs ; he loads the wind with his groans . Arindal ascends the deep in his boat , to bring Daura to land . Armar came in his wrath , and let fly the gray - feathered shaft .
Thick wind the thongs of the hide around his limbs ; he loads the wind with his groans . Arindal ascends the deep in his boat , to bring Daura to land . Armar came in his wrath , and let fly the gray - feathered shaft .
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Joseph reported that the wind was still against us . Dr. Johnson said , " A wind or not a wind ? that is the question " ; for he can amuse himself at times with a little play of words , or rather of sentences . I remember when he turned ...
Joseph reported that the wind was still against us . Dr. Johnson said , " A wind or not a wind ? that is the question " ; for he can amuse himself at times with a little play of words , or rather of sentences . I remember when he turned ...
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