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Strona 37
Thee , the poor countryman solicits with his anxious vows ; and whosoever ploughs the Carpathian sea with the Bithynian vessel , importunes thee as mistress of the Thee , the rough Dacian ; thee , the wandering Scythians , and cities ...
Thee , the poor countryman solicits with his anxious vows ; and whosoever ploughs the Carpathian sea with the Bithynian vessel , importunes thee as mistress of the Thee , the rough Dacian ; thee , the wandering Scythians , and cities ...
Strona 55
He has practised the Colchan poisons , and whatever wickedness is any where conceived , who planted in my field thee , a sorry log ; thee , ready to tumble on the head of thy inoffensive master . What we ought to be aware of , no man is ...
He has practised the Colchan poisons , and whatever wickedness is any where conceived , who planted in my field thee , a sorry log ; thee , ready to tumble on the head of thy inoffensive master . What we ought to be aware of , no man is ...
Strona 122
... thee the Spaniard , till now unconquered , and the Mede , and Indian ; thee the vagrant Scythian admires : thee both the Nile , who conceals his fountain heads , and the Danube ; thee the rapid Tigris ; thee the monster - bearing ...
... thee the Spaniard , till now unconquered , and the Mede , and Indian ; thee the vagrant Scythian admires : thee both the Nile , who conceals his fountain heads , and the Danube ; thee the rapid Tigris ; thee the monster - bearing ...
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