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Now let both the Campas Martius , and the public walks , and soft whispers in the dark , be repeated at the appointed hour : now too the delightful laugh , the betrayer of the skulking damsel , from a secret corner , and the token ...
Now let both the Campas Martius , and the public walks , and soft whispers in the dark , be repeated at the appointed hour : now too the delightful laugh , the betrayer of the skulking damsel , from a secret corner , and the token ...
Strona 50
Venus , herself , I profess , laughs at this : the gentle Nymphs laugh , and cruel Čupid , who is perpetually sharpening his burning darts on a bloody whetstone . Add to this , that all our boys are growing up for you ; a new set of ...
Venus , herself , I profess , laughs at this : the gentle Nymphs laugh , and cruel Čupid , who is perpetually sharpening his burning darts on a bloody whetstone . Add to this , that all our boys are growing up for you ; a new set of ...
Strona 256
But come recount what you laughed at next . While Vibidius is inquiring of the slaves , whether the flagon was also broken , because cups of wine were not brought when he called for them ; and while a laugh is continued on feigned ...
But come recount what you laughed at next . While Vibidius is inquiring of the slaves , whether the flagon was also broken , because cups of wine were not brought when he called for them ; and while a laugh is continued on feigned ...
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