The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... hope and success of my name is fallen , is fallen by the death of Asdrubal . There is nothing , but what the Claudian hands will perform ; which both Jupiter defends with his propitious divinity , and sagacious precaution conducts ...
... hope and success of my name is fallen , is fallen by the death of Asdrubal . There is nothing , but what the Claudian hands will perform ; which both Jupiter defends with his propitious divinity , and sagacious precaution conducts ...
Strona 157
... hope and care , in the midst of fears and disquietudes , think every day that shines upon you is the last . [ Thus ] the hour , which shall not be expected , will come upon you an agreeable addition . When you have a mind to laugh , you ...
... hope and care , in the midst of fears and disquietudes , think every day that shines upon you is the last . [ Thus ] the hour , which shall not be expected , will come upon you an agreeable addition . When you have a mind to laugh , you ...
Strona 189
Horace. var poems , spun out in a fine thread : when we hope the thing will come to this , that as soon as you are apprised wa are penning verses , you will kindly of yourself send for us . and secure us from want , and oblige us to ...
Horace. var poems , spun out in a fine thread : when we hope the thing will come to this , that as soon as you are apprised wa are penning verses , you will kindly of yourself send for us . and secure us from want , and oblige us to ...
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