The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... death could affright him. The ancients dreaded shipwreck as the worst sort of death, as being thereby liable to be devoured by fish, dashed against rocks, or cast upon an uninhabited island. WATSON. 23 The poet, with a very delicate ...
... death could affright him. The ancients dreaded shipwreck as the worst sort of death, as being thereby liable to be devoured by fish, dashed against rocks, or cast upon an uninhabited island. WATSON. 23 The poet, with a very delicate ...
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... death nothing but his sinews and skin; in your opinion, no inconsiderable judge of truth and nature. But the same night awaits all, and the road of death must once be traveled. The Furies give up some to the sport of horrible Mars: the ...
... death nothing but his sinews and skin; in your opinion, no inconsiderable judge of truth and nature. But the same night awaits all, and the road of death must once be traveled. The Furies give up some to the sport of horrible Mars: the ...
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... Death” is the ultimate boundary” of human matters. EPISTLE XVII. TO SCAEWA. That a life of business is preferable to a private and inactive one; the friendship of great men is a laudable acquisition, yet their favors are ever to be ...
... Death” is the ultimate boundary” of human matters. EPISTLE XVII. TO SCAEWA. That a life of business is preferable to a private and inactive one; the friendship of great men is a laudable acquisition, yet their favors are ever to be ...
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