The Works of HoraceDavid McKay, publisher, 610 South Washington square, 1909 - 325 |
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... thing you can desire . " When he still followed me ; " Would you any thing ? " ** said I to him . But , " You know me , " says he : " I am a man of learning . " " Upon that ac- count , " says I : " you will have more of my esteem ...
... thing you can desire . " When he still followed me ; " Would you any thing ? " ** said I to him . But , " You know me , " says he : " I am a man of learning . " " Upon that ac- count , " says I : " you will have more of my esteem ...
Strona 308
... thing in a timorous and dispassionate manner , dilatory , slow in hope , remiss , and greedy of futurity . Peevish ... thing which attends age ; " apta ævo , " every thing proper to it . 25 Fecundia præsens . The recital of an ...
... thing in a timorous and dispassionate manner , dilatory , slow in hope , remiss , and greedy of futurity . Peevish ... thing which attends age ; " apta ævo , " every thing proper to it . 25 Fecundia præsens . The recital of an ...
Strona 322
... thing in opposition to Minerva : 5 such is your judgment , such your disposition . But if ever you shall write any thing , let it be submitted to the ears of Metius [ Tarpa ] , who is a judge , and your father's , and mine ; and let it ...
... thing in opposition to Minerva : 5 such is your judgment , such your disposition . But if ever you shall write any thing , let it be submitted to the ears of Metius [ Tarpa ] , who is a judge , and your father's , and mine ; and let it ...
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