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... Whence the woods followed promiscuously the tuneful Orpheus, who by his maternal art” retarded the rapid courses of rivers, and the fleet winds; and was so sweetly persuasive, that he drew along the listening oaks with his harmonious ...
... Whence the woods followed promiscuously the tuneful Orpheus, who by his maternal art” retarded the rapid courses of rivers, and the fleet winds; and was so sweetly persuasive, that he drew along the listening oaks with his harmonious ...
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... whence Appian calls him the double betrayer. - - In 714 he commanded Pompey's fleet; ravaged the borders of Tuscany, took Sardinia, and reduced Rome to such extremity, by shutting up the sea, that he compelled the Romans to demand a ...
... whence Appian calls him the double betrayer. - - In 714 he commanded Pompey's fleet; ravaged the borders of Tuscany, took Sardinia, and reduced Rome to such extremity, by shutting up the sea, that he compelled the Romans to demand a ...
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... Whence come you? whither are you going?” he asks and answers. ... I began to twitch him [by the elbow], and to take hold of his arms [that were affectedly passive, nodding and distorting my eyes, that he might rescue me. Cruelly arch he ...
... Whence come you? whither are you going?” he asks and answers. ... I began to twitch him [by the elbow], and to take hold of his arms [that were affectedly passive, nodding and distorting my eyes, that he might rescue me. Cruelly arch he ...
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