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Strona 81
This side of mine will not always be able to bear your threshold and the rain . ODE XI . TO MERCURY . That most grievous punishments were appointed for cruelty , even in the other world . O MERCURY , ( since the ingenious Amphion moved ...
This side of mine will not always be able to bear your threshold and the rain . ODE XI . TO MERCURY . That most grievous punishments were appointed for cruelty , even in the other world . O MERCURY , ( since the ingenious Amphion moved ...
Strona 211
you conBy what gift are you able to distinguish whether this lupus , that now opens its jaws before us , was taken in the Tiber or the sea ? or whether it was tossed ashore between the bridges or at the mouth of the Tuscan * river ?
you conBy what gift are you able to distinguish whether this lupus , that now opens its jaws before us , was taken in the Tiber or the sea ? or whether it was tossed ashore between the bridges or at the mouth of the Tuscan * river ?
Strona 334
Ye who write , make choice of a subject suitable to your abilities ; and revolve in your thoughts a considerable time what your strength declines , and what it is able to support . Neither elegance ofstyle , nor a perspicuous ...
Ye who write , make choice of a subject suitable to your abilities ; and revolve in your thoughts a considerable time what your strength declines , and what it is able to support . Neither elegance ofstyle , nor a perspicuous ...
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