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under the chariot of the sun too near , in a land deprived of habitations ; there will I love my sweetly smiling , sweetly speaking Lalage . ODE XXIII . 1 1 a a TO CHLOE . That , being now marriageable , she had no reason to be ...
under the chariot of the sun too near , in a land deprived of habitations ; there will I love my sweetly smiling , sweetly speaking Lalage . ODE XXIII . 1 1 a a TO CHLOE . That , being now marriageable , she had no reason to be ...
Strona 130
Mind this fellow ( say they ) cut with the triumvir's whips , even till the beadle was sick of his office ; he cultivates a thousand acres of Falernian land , and wears out the Appian road with his prancing nags ; and , in despite of ...
Mind this fellow ( say they ) cut with the triumvir's whips , even till the beadle was sick of his office ; he cultivates a thousand acres of Falernian land , and wears out the Appian road with his prancing nags ; and , in despite of ...
Strona 144
... and abundance of land , and all Pactolus flow for you , nor the mysteries of transmigrating Pythagoras escape you , and you excel Nireus in beauty ; alas ! in a short time , you shall bewail her love transferred elsewhere ; but I ...
... and abundance of land , and all Pactolus flow for you , nor the mysteries of transmigrating Pythagoras escape you , and you excel Nireus in beauty ; alas ! in a short time , you shall bewail her love transferred elsewhere ; but I ...
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