The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... able to endure your threshold , and the rain . ODE XI . TO MERCURY . O Mercury , for under thy instruction the ingenious Amphion moved rocks by his voice , you being his tutor ; and though my harp , skilled in sounding , with seven ...
... able to endure your threshold , and the rain . ODE XI . TO MERCURY . O Mercury , for under thy instruction the ingenious Amphion moved rocks by his voice , you being his tutor ; and though my harp , skilled in sounding , with seven ...
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... able to pre . vent your gratifying the palate with that , rather than a pul . let , since you are prejudiced by the vanities of things ; because the scarce bird is bought with gold , and displays a fine sight with its painted tail as if ...
... able to pre . vent your gratifying the palate with that , rather than a pul . let , since you are prejudiced by the vanities of things ; because the scarce bird is bought with gold , and displays a fine sight with its painted tail as if ...
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... able for black eyes and jetty hair . Ye who write , make choice of a subject suitable to your abilities ; and revolve in your thoughts a considerable time what your strength declines , and what it is able to support . Neither elegance ...
... able for black eyes and jetty hair . Ye who write , make choice of a subject suitable to your abilities ; and revolve in your thoughts a considerable time what your strength declines , and what it is able to support . Neither elegance ...
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