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Strona 164
Do you , therefore , in the same manner , contemplate the perfections of each fair one's person with the eyes of Lynceus : * but be blinder than Hypsæa , t when you survey such parts as are deformed . You may cry out , O what a handsome ...
Do you , therefore , in the same manner , contemplate the perfections of each fair one's person with the eyes of Lynceus : * but be blinder than Hypsæa , t when you survey such parts as are deformed . You may cry out , O what a handsome ...
Strona 286
You must not tell publicly how you sweated with carrying these Verses , which may detain the eyes and ears of Cæsar . Solicited with much entreaty , do your best . Finally , get you gone , farewell take ca you do not stumble , and break ...
You must not tell publicly how you sweated with carrying these Verses , which may detain the eyes and ears of Cæsar . Solicited with much entreaty , do your best . Finally , get you gone , farewell take ca you do not stumble , and break ...
Strona 318
Nay , even all the pleasure of our knights is now transferred from the ear to the uncertain eyes , and their vain amusements . The curtains are kept down for four hours or more , while troops of horse and companies of foot flee over the ...
Nay , even all the pleasure of our knights is now transferred from the ear to the uncertain eyes , and their vain amusements . The curtains are kept down for four hours or more , while troops of horse and companies of foot flee over the ...
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