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The matrons are in dread of account of their young lads ; the thrifty old men are in dread of you ; and the girls but just married are in distress , lest your beauty should slacken the affections of their husbands .
The matrons are in dread of account of their young lads ; the thrifty old men are in dread of you ; and the girls but just married are in distress , lest your beauty should slacken the affections of their husbands .
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At last , let there be some end to your searching after riches : and since you have than enough , be in less dread of poverty ; and begin to cease from your toil , that being acquired which you coveted : nor do as did one Umidius ...
At last , let there be some end to your searching after riches : and since you have than enough , be in less dread of poverty ; and begin to cease from your toil , that being acquired which you coveted : nor do as did one Umidius ...
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A false shame , says he , afflicts you , who dread to be esteemed a madman amongst nothing but madmen . For in the first place , I will inquire , what it is to be mad : and if this distemper be in you alone , I will not add a single ...
A false shame , says he , afflicts you , who dread to be esteemed a madman amongst nothing but madmen . For in the first place , I will inquire , what it is to be mad : and if this distemper be in you alone , I will not add a single ...
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