The reference by the living Dido to ships and oceans does suggest an allusion to the Dido of old. You could hardly expect reference to a sword left behind, or to some modern deadly weapon, since that would suggest to a modern ear that the lover is a criminal or at least enjoys the paraphernalia of criminal life. But he has slipped away, not left after a searing exchange of words. - Martin
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