The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... ear , battles and banished tyrants . What wonder ? Since the many headed monster , astonished at those lays , hangs down his sable ears ; and the snakes , entwined in the hair of the furies , are soothed . Moreover , Prometheus and the ...
... ear , battles and banished tyrants . What wonder ? Since the many headed monster , astonished at those lays , hangs down his sable ears ; and the snakes , entwined in the hair of the furies , are soothed . Moreover , Prometheus and the ...
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... ears , who , like a filly of three years old , plays and frisks about in the spa- cious fields , inexperienced in nuptial loves , and hitherto unripe for a brisk husband . You are able to draw after your tigers and attendant woods , and ...
... ears , who , like a filly of three years old , plays and frisks about in the spa- cious fields , inexperienced in nuptial loves , and hitherto unripe for a brisk husband . You are able to draw after your tigers and attendant woods , and ...
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... ears delight in the prefixed name ) , your virtue has made me your friend . I am acquainted with the precarious quirks of the law ; I can plead causes . Any one shall sooner snatch my eyes from me , than he shall des pise or defraud you ...
... ears delight in the prefixed name ) , your virtue has made me your friend . I am acquainted with the precarious quirks of the law ; I can plead causes . Any one shall sooner snatch my eyes from me , than he shall des pise or defraud you ...
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