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CHAPTER XXXI. Adventures Of Aeneas- The Harpies- Dido- Pa...

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WE have followed one of the Grecian heroes, Ulysses, in his wanderings on his return home from Troy, and now we propose to share the fortunes of the remnant of the conquered people, under their chief AEneas, in their search for a new home, after the ruin of their native city. On that fatal night when the wooden horse disgorged its contents of armed men, and the capture and conflagration of the city were the result, AEneas made his escape from the scene of destruction, with his father, and his…

CHAPTER XXXI. Adventures Of Aeneas- The Harpies- Dido- Pa...

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