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Strona 253
These once removed , one slave , tucked high , with a purple ... cloth wiped the maple table , and a second gathered up whatever laid useless , and whatever could offend the guests ; swarthy Hydaspes advances , like an Attic maid ...
These once removed , one slave , tucked high , with a purple ... cloth wiped the maple table , and a second gathered up whatever laid useless , and whatever could offend the guests ; swarthy Hydaspes advances , like an Attic maid ...
Strona 254
once . I was highest , and next me was Viscus Thurinus ; and below , if I remember right , was Varius ; ; Vibidius , with Servillius Balatro , whom Mæcenas had brought along with him , * unbidden guests . Above Nasidienus himself , was ...
once . I was highest , and next me was Viscus Thurinus ; and below , if I remember right , was Varius ; ; Vibidius , with Servillius Balatro , whom Mæcenas had brought along with him , * unbidden guests . Above Nasidienus himself , was ...
Strona 350
When this sordid rust and hankering after wealth hath once tainted their minds , can we expect that such verses should be made , as are worthy the oil of cedar , t and the well wrought cypress ? The poets intend either to profit ...
When this sordid rust and hankering after wealth hath once tainted their minds , can we expect that such verses should be made , as are worthy the oil of cedar , t and the well wrought cypress ? The poets intend either to profit ...
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