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Talk:Aeneid/I. The Trojans Reach Carthage
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1. Like this in the source:
- you’ll answer to me later for this misfortune, with a different punishment. Hurry, fly now, and say this to your king:
2. Was it meant to be like this:
- you’ll answer to me later for this misfortune, with a different punishment.
- Hurry, fly now, and say this to your king:
3. ...or like this?
- you’ll answer to me later for this misfortune,
- with a different punishment. Hurry, fly now, and say this to your king:
or was the first solution the right one? -Zephyrus 11:14, 15 March 2009 (UTC)