The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... king . O greatest of great kings , the waggish boys pluck you by the beard ; whom unless you restrain with your staff , you will be jostled by a mob all about you , and you may wretchedly bark and burst your lungs in vain . Not to be ...
... king . O greatest of great kings , the waggish boys pluck you by the beard ; whom unless you restrain with your staff , you will be jostled by a mob all about you , and you may wretchedly bark and burst your lungs in vain . Not to be ...
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... king of kings ; above all , he is sound , unless when phlegm is troublesome . EPISTLE II . TO LOLLIUS . He prefers Homer to all the philosophers , as a moral writer , and advises an early cultivation of virtue . While you , great ...
... king of kings ; above all , he is sound , unless when phlegm is troublesome . EPISTLE II . TO LOLLIUS . He prefers Homer to all the philosophers , as a moral writer , and advises an early cultivation of virtue . While you , great ...
Strona 189
... king Alexander the Great was that Chorilus , who to his uncouth and ill- formed verses owed the many pieces he received of Philip ' royal coin . But , as ink when touched leaves behind it a mark and a blot , so writers as it were stain ...
... king Alexander the Great was that Chorilus , who to his uncouth and ill- formed verses owed the many pieces he received of Philip ' royal coin . But , as ink when touched leaves behind it a mark and a blot , so writers as it were stain ...
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