The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 154
... king. O greatest of great kings, the waggish boys pluck you by the beard; whom unless you restrain with your staff, you will be jostled by a mob all about you, and you may wretchedly bark and burst your lungs in vain. Not to be tedious ...
... king. O greatest of great kings, the waggish boys pluck you by the beard; whom unless you restrain with your staff, you will be jostled by a mob all about you, and you may wretchedly bark and burst your lungs in vain. Not to be tedious ...
Strona 170
... King; a hardened fellow, and one who was able to exceed even King in virulence; confident, blustering, of such a bitterness of speech, that he would outstrip the Sisennae" and Barri, if ever so well equipped. I return to King. After ...
... King; a hardened fellow, and one who was able to exceed even King in virulence; confident, blustering, of such a bitterness of speech, that he would outstrip the Sisennae" and Barri, if ever so well equipped. I return to King. After ...
Strona 201
... king. I, a plebeian,” make no further inquiry. And I command a just thing : but, if I seem unjust to any one, I permit you to speak your sentiments with impunity. Greatest of kings, may the gods grant that, after the taking of Troy, you ...
... king. I, a plebeian,” make no further inquiry. And I command a just thing : but, if I seem unjust to any one, I permit you to speak your sentiments with impunity. Greatest of kings, may the gods grant that, after the taking of Troy, you ...
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