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Available Poems in Sappho: A New Translation (by Mary Barnard )

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  • At my age/ Why does the swallow  (Eric Hudes) ⊗ *
  • Experience shows us  (Eric Hudes) ⊗ *
  • If you are squeamish  (Eric Hudes) ⊗ *
  • I hear that Andromeda  (Eric Hudes, Elizabeth Walton Vercoe) *
  • Of course I love you  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe) ⊗ *
  • People do gossip  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe) *
  • Rich as you are  (Eric Hudes) GER RUS SAN SWE *
  • Sappho, when some fool  (Eric Hudes) FRE *
  • Strange to say  (Eric Hudes) ⊗ *
  • We know this much  (Eric Hudes) ⊗ *
  • Yes, it is pretty  (Eric Hudes) FRE

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