The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 150
... live among us? he is a person of singular diffidence;” we give him the name of a dull and fat-headed fellow. Does this man avoid every snare, and lay himself open to no ill-designing villain; since we live amid such a race, where keen ...
... live among us? he is a person of singular diffidence;” we give him the name of a dull and fat-headed fellow. Does this man avoid every snare, and lay himself open to no ill-designing villain; since we live amid such a race, where keen ...
Strona 158
... live thriftily, frugally, and content with what he had provided for me;"don't you see, [would he say, how wretchedly the son of Albius lives? and how miserably Barrus? A strong lesson to hinder any one from squandering away his ...
... live thriftily, frugally, and content with what he had provided for me;"don't you see, [would he say, how wretchedly the son of Albius lives? and how miserably Barrus? A strong lesson to hinder any one from squandering away his ...
Strona 246
... live neither well [according to the rules of strict philosophy], nor agreeably;” not because the hail has crushed my vines, and the heat has nipped my olives; nor because my herds are distempered in distant pastures; but because, less ...
... live neither well [according to the rules of strict philosophy], nor agreeably;” not because the hail has crushed my vines, and the heat has nipped my olives; nor because my herds are distempered in distant pastures; but because, less ...
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