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'Tu semper amoris / Sis memor, et cari comitis ne abscedat imago. ' / -VAL. FLAC.
Friend of my youth! when young we roved, / Like striplings mutually beloved, / With friendship's purest glow, / The bliss which wing'd those rosy hours / Was such as pleasure seldom showers / On mortals here below.