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Strona 69
Henceforth , therefore , I will give up to Mars both my bitter resentment and my detested grandson , whom the Trojan priestess bore . Him will I suffer to enter the bright regions , to drink the juice of nectar , and to be enrolled ...
Henceforth , therefore , I will give up to Mars both my bitter resentment and my detested grandson , whom the Trojan priestess bore . Him will I suffer to enter the bright regions , to drink the juice of nectar , and to be enrolled ...
Strona 349
... and forms the poet ; what gives a grace , what not : what is the tendency of excellence , and what that of error . ... of a general sent out to war ; he , I say , certainly knows how to give suitable attributes to every character .
... and forms the poet ; what gives a grace , what not : what is the tendency of excellence , and what that of error . ... of a general sent out to war ; he , I say , certainly knows how to give suitable attributes to every character .
Strona 356
7 : a should I give my friend offence about mere trifles ? These trifles will lead him into mischiefs of serious consequence , when once made an object of ridicule , and used in a sinister manner . Like one whom an odious plague ...
7 : a should I give my friend offence about mere trifles ? These trifles will lead him into mischiefs of serious consequence , when once made an object of ridicule , and used in a sinister manner . Like one whom an odious plague ...
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