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Strona 44
That he alone is rich , who makes a proper use of his riches ; and he alone is happy that can command his passions . O CRISPUS SALLUSTIUS , thou foe to the bullion that is concealed in the niggard earth , * there is no lustre in money ...
That he alone is rich , who makes a proper use of his riches ; and he alone is happy that can command his passions . O CRISPUS SALLUSTIUS , thou foe to the bullion that is concealed in the niggard earth , * there is no lustre in money ...
Strona 146
The circumambient ocean awaits us : let us seek the plains , the happy plains , and fortunate islands , where the untilled land yearly produces corn , and the unpruned vineyard punctually flourishes ; and where the branch of the never ...
The circumambient ocean awaits us : let us seek the plains , the happy plains , and fortunate islands , where the untilled land yearly produces corn , and the unpruned vineyard punctually flourishes ; and where the branch of the never ...
Strona 154
0 0 happy merchants ! says the soldier , oppressed with years , and now broke down in his limbs through excess of labour . On the other side , the merchant , when the south winds toss his ship , cries , warfare is preferable ; for why ...
0 0 happy merchants ! says the soldier , oppressed with years , and now broke down in his limbs through excess of labour . On the other side , the merchant , when the south winds toss his ship , cries , warfare is preferable ; for why ...
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