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Strona 125
While I am your conipanion , I shall be in less anxiety , which takes possession of the absent in a greater measure ; as the bird that has 11 * 125 unfledged young is in a greater dread of serpents ' HORACE'S EPODES; ...
While I am your conipanion , I shall be in less anxiety , which takes possession of the absent in a greater measure ; as the bird that has 11 * 125 unfledged young is in a greater dread of serpents ' HORACE'S EPODES; ...
Strona 126
unfledged young is in a greater dread of serpents ' approaches , when they are left , —not that if she . should be present when they came , she could be of any more service . Not only this , but every other war shall be cheerfully ...
unfledged young is in a greater dread of serpents ' approaches , when they are left , —not that if she . should be present when they came , she could be of any more service . Not only this , but every other war shall be cheerfully ...
Strona 297
As for Aristippus , every complexion of life , every station and circumstance sat gracefully upon him , * aspiring in general to greater things , yet equal to the present : on the other hand , I shall be much surprised if a contrary way ...
As for Aristippus , every complexion of life , every station and circumstance sat gracefully upon him , * aspiring in general to greater things , yet equal to the present : on the other hand , I shall be much surprised if a contrary way ...
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