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These unhappy endeavours of Apollo, determined him to take refuge in

friendship, and he attached himself to the young Hyacinth;

----"Hyacinth, long since a fair youth seen,

Whose tuneful voice turned fragrance in his breath,

Kissed by sad Zephyr, guilty of his death."

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