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Strona 181
Mæcenas goes to play at tennis ; but I and Virgil to our repose : for to play at tennis is hurtful to weak eyes and feeble constitutions . From this place , the villa of Cocceius , situated above the Caudian inns , which abounds with ...
Mæcenas goes to play at tennis ; but I and Virgil to our repose : for to play at tennis is hurtful to weak eyes and feeble constitutions . From this place , the villa of Cocceius , situated above the Caudian inns , which abounds with ...
Strona 327
... the northern luxuriant he will lop ; the too harsh he will polish with a sensible cultivation ; those void of expression he will discard : he will exhibit the appearance of one at play ; and will be , in his invention , on the rack ...
... the northern luxuriant he will lop ; the too harsh he will polish with a sensible cultivation ; those void of expression he will discard : he will exhibit the appearance of one at play ; and will be , in his invention , on the rack ...
Strona 350
Let whatever is imagined , for the sake of entertainment , have as much verisimilitude as possible ; let not your play demand belief for whatever absurdities it is inclinable to exhibit ; nor take out of a witch's belly a living child ...
Let whatever is imagined , for the sake of entertainment , have as much verisimilitude as possible ; let not your play demand belief for whatever absurdities it is inclinable to exhibit ; nor take out of a witch's belly a living child ...
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