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... though by men who manifestly did not understand the author , otherwise than through a French medium ; though printed in large volumes , and sold at a proportionable price , gave sufficient reason for the translator to hope that his ...
... though by men who manifestly did not understand the author , otherwise than through a French medium ; though printed in large volumes , and sold at a proportionable price , gave sufficient reason for the translator to hope that his ...
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a of the number of those I will allow to be poets : for one must not call it sufficient to tag a verse ; nor if any person , like me , writes in a style bordering on conversation , must you esteem him to be a poet .
a of the number of those I will allow to be poets : for one must not call it sufficient to tag a verse ; nor if any person , like me , writes in a style bordering on conversation , must you esteem him to be a poet .
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... and the purposes of nature determine to be sufficient . Furthermore , lest glory should entice you , I will bind each of you by an oath ; whichever of you shail be an ædile or a prætor , let him be excommunicated and accursed .
... and the purposes of nature determine to be sufficient . Furthermore , lest glory should entice you , I will bind each of you by an oath ; whichever of you shail be an ædile or a prætor , let him be excommunicated and accursed .
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