Ovid: Let him who loves, where love success may find, Spread all his sails before the prosp'rous wind; But let poor youths who

Let him who loves, where love success may find, Spread all his sails before the — Ovid

Let him who loves, where love success may find, Spread all his sails before the prosp'rous wind; But let poor youths who female scorn endure, And hopeless burn, repair to me for cure.

Ovid

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