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Strona 118
... not stomaching to bear the earth - born rider Bellerophon , affords a terrible example , that you ought always to pursue things that are suitable to you , and that you should avoid a disproportioned match , by thinking it a crime to ...
... not stomaching to bear the earth - born rider Bellerophon , affords a terrible example , that you ought always to pursue things that are suitable to you , and that you should avoid a disproportioned match , by thinking it a crime to ...
Strona 125
I will bear it ; and with an intrepid soul will I follow you , either through the summits of the Alps , and the in hospitable Caucasus , or to the farthest western bay . You may ask , perhaps , how I , unwarlike and infirm , can assist ...
I will bear it ; and with an intrepid soul will I follow you , either through the summits of the Alps , and the in hospitable Caucasus , or to the farthest western bay . You may ask , perhaps , how I , unwarlike and infirm , can assist ...
Strona 338
A comic subject will not be handled in tragie verse : in like manner , the banquet of Thyestes will not bear to be told in familiar verses , and such as almost suit with the sock . Let each peculiar species of writing fill with decorum ...
A comic subject will not be handled in tragie verse : in like manner , the banquet of Thyestes will not bear to be told in familiar verses , and such as almost suit with the sock . Let each peculiar species of writing fill with decorum ...
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