The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... delights collegisse to have collected curriculo ; que and ( whom ) rotis , wheels , and the noble palm exalts to terrarum . Hunc , of the world . ( It delights ) this ( man , ) Quiritium certat tollere Romans strives to raise ( him ) ...
... delights collegisse to have collected curriculo ; que and ( whom ) rotis , wheels , and the noble palm exalts to terrarum . Hunc , of the world . ( It delights ) this ( man , ) Quiritium certat tollere Romans strives to raise ( him ) ...
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... delight that god , whom flocks and the shady hills of Arcadia delight . The time of year , O Virgil , has brought on a drought but if you de- sire to quaff wine from the Calenian press , you , that are a constant companion of young ...
... delight that god , whom flocks and the shady hills of Arcadia delight . The time of year , O Virgil , has brought on a drought but if you de- sire to quaff wine from the Calenian press , you , that are a constant companion of young ...
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... delight to hurt people , and this you do out of a mischievous disposition . From what source do you throw this calumny upon me ? Is any one then your voucher , with whom I have lived ? He who back bites his absent friend ; [ nay more ...
... delight to hurt people , and this you do out of a mischievous disposition . From what source do you throw this calumny upon me ? Is any one then your voucher , with whom I have lived ? He who back bites his absent friend ; [ nay more ...
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