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Strona 88
family , and all the race of the descendants , received their name from the founder from whom you derive your origin , ) who is said to have possessed , as prince , the Formian walls , and Liris , gliding to the shores of Marica - an ...
family , and all the race of the descendants , received their name from the founder from whom you derive your origin , ) who is said to have possessed , as prince , the Formian walls , and Liris , gliding to the shores of Marica - an ...
Strona 118
A rich and buxom girl hath possessed herself of Telephus , a youth above your rank , and she holds him fast by an agreeable fetter . Consumed Phaeton strikes terror into ambitious hopes ...
A rich and buxom girl hath possessed herself of Telephus , a youth above your rank , and she holds him fast by an agreeable fetter . Consumed Phaeton strikes terror into ambitious hopes ...
Strona 245
Soon as these speeches had wrought upon the peasant , he leaps nimbly from his cave ; thence they both pursue their intended journey , being desirous to steal under the city walls by night . And now the night possessed the middle region ...
Soon as these speeches had wrought upon the peasant , he leaps nimbly from his cave ; thence they both pursue their intended journey , being desirous to steal under the city walls by night . And now the night possessed the middle region ...
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