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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 231
Then the young one answered , greater by half : what , so big ? when she had swelled herself more and more : If you should burst yourself , says he , you will not be equal to it . This image bears noilt allusion to you .
Then the young one answered , greater by half : what , so big ? when she had swelled herself more and more : If you should burst yourself , says he , you will not be equal to it . This image bears noilt allusion to you .
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O Iccius , if you rightly enjoy the Sicilian products , * which you collect for Agrippa , it is not possible that a greater affluence can be given you by Jove himself . Away with complaints ; for that man is by no means poor , who hath ...
O Iccius , if you rightly enjoy the Sicilian products , * which you collect for Agrippa , it is not possible that a greater affluence can be given you by Jove himself . Away with complaints ; for that man is by no means poor , who hath ...
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