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the pinewood torch, its golden-beamed light, as another sun, passing the message on to the watchtowers of Macistus.</l><l n="290">He, delaying not nor carelessly overcome by sleep, did not neglect his part as messenger.  Far over Euripus’ stream came the beacon-light and signalled to the watchmen on Messapion.  They, kindling a heap of</l></sp></div></body></text></TEI>
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