The Works of HoraceUriah Hunt, 1899 - 357 |
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... sufficient reason for the translator to hope that his labour would not be in vain : I say labour , for genius , if he had any pretensions to it , could not have been exerted in the work before us . 4 1 PREFACE . The purchaser will ...
... sufficient reason for the translator to hope that his labour would not be in vain : I say labour , for genius , if he had any pretensions to it , could not have been exerted in the work before us . 4 1 PREFACE . The purchaser will ...
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... sufficient dignity will ever describe Mars covered with his adamantine coat of mail , or Meriones embrowned with Trojan dust , or the son of Tydeus , * a match * Diomede . for the Gods by the favour of Pallas ! We 12.
... sufficient dignity will ever describe Mars covered with his adamantine coat of mail , or Meriones embrowned with Trojan dust , or the son of Tydeus , * a match * Diomede . for the Gods by the favour of Pallas ! We 12.
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Horace. do I require of my friend in power any larger enjoyments , sufficiently happy with my Sabine farm alone . Day is driven on by day , and the new moons hasten to their wane . You put out marble to be hewn , though with one foot in ...
Horace. do I require of my friend in power any larger enjoyments , sufficiently happy with my Sabine farm alone . Day is driven on by day , and the new moons hasten to their wane . You put out marble to be hewn , though with one foot in ...
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... sufficiently defended the imprisoned Danaë from midnight gallants , had not Jupiter and Venus laughed at Acrisius the anxious keeper of the immured maiden ; for they well knew that the way would be safe and open , after the God had ...
... sufficiently defended the imprisoned Danaë from midnight gallants , had not Jupiter and Venus laughed at Acrisius the anxious keeper of the immured maiden ; for they well knew that the way would be safe and open , after the God had ...
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... sufficiently rallied her , Refrain ( she cried ) from your rage , and passionate chidings , since this detested bull shall surrender his horns to be torn in pieces by you . Are you ignorant , that you are the wife of the invincible Jove ...
... sufficiently rallied her , Refrain ( she cried ) from your rage , and passionate chidings , since this detested bull shall surrender his horns to be torn in pieces by you . Are you ignorant , that you are the wife of the invincible Jove ...
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