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彩 a more greedy ear battles and banished tyrants . What wonder ? since the many - headed monster of hell , * astonished at those lays , hangs down his sable ears ; and the snakes , entwined in the hair of the Furies , are soothed .
彩 a more greedy ear battles and banished tyrants . What wonder ? since the many - headed monster of hell , * astonished at those lays , hangs down his sable ears ; and the snakes , entwined in the hair of the Furies , are soothed .
Strona 196
“ I have nothing to do , and am not lazy ; I will attend I hang down my ears like a surly ass , when a heavier load than ordinary is put apon his back . He begins again : “ If I am tolerably acquainted with myself , you will not esteem ...
“ I have nothing to do , and am not lazy ; I will attend I hang down my ears like a surly ass , when a heavier load than ordinary is put apon his back . He begins again : “ If I am tolerably acquainted with myself , you will not esteem ...
Strona 240
... stands in great Attack him with complaisance : if the air freshens , advise him carefully to cover up his precious head : disengage him from the crowd , by opposing your shoulders to it : closely attach your ear to him if chatty .
... stands in great Attack him with complaisance : if the air freshens , advise him carefully to cover up his precious head : disengage him from the crowd , by opposing your shoulders to it : closely attach your ear to him if chatty .
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