Helen of Troy
LXII.

Andrew Lan

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But Paris spake to Helen: "Long ago,

Dear, we were glad, who never more shall be

Together, where the west winds fainter blow

Round that Elysian island of the sea,

Where Zeus from evil days shall set thee free.

Nay, kiss me once, it is a weary while,

Ten weary years since thou hast smiled on me,

But, Helen, say good-bye, with thine old smile!"

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