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There is another whose highest gust is in cups of old Massic wine , and in breaking the day , one while stretched at ease under the green arbutus , another at the placid head of some sacred stream . The camp , and the sound of the ...
There is another whose highest gust is in cups of old Massic wine , and in breaking the day , one while stretched at ease under the green arbutus , another at the placid head of some sacred stream . The camp , and the sound of the ...
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Be Davus in the play , and stand with your head on one side , much like one who stands in great Attack him with complaisance : if the air freshens , advise him carefully to cover up his precious head : disengage him from the crowd ...
Be Davus in the play , and stand with your head on one side , much like one who stands in great Attack him with complaisance : if the air freshens , advise him carefully to cover up his precious head : disengage him from the crowd ...
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For it becomes your own affair , when the adjoining wall is on fire ; and flames neglected are wont to get a - head . The attending the levee of a friend in power seems delightful to the unexperienced : the experienced dread it .
For it becomes your own affair , when the adjoining wall is on fire ; and flames neglected are wont to get a - head . The attending the levee of a friend in power seems delightful to the unexperienced : the experienced dread it .
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