The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 69
... learned how powerful thou art in war ! For Drusus , by means of your soldiery , has more than once bravely overthrown the Genauni , an implacable race , and the rapid Brenci , and the citadels situated on the tremendous Alps . The elder ...
... learned how powerful thou art in war ! For Drusus , by means of your soldiery , has more than once bravely overthrown the Genauni , an implacable race , and the rapid Brenci , and the citadels situated on the tremendous Alps . The elder ...
Strona 186
... learned , dares administer [ even ] southern wood to the sick ; physicians undertake what belongs to physicians ; mechanics handle tools ; but we , un- learned and learned , promiscuously write poems . Yet how great advantages this ...
... learned , dares administer [ even ] southern wood to the sick ; physicians undertake what belongs to physicians ; mechanics handle tools ; but we , un- learned and learned , promiscuously write poems . Yet how great advantages this ...
Strona 209
... learned and unlearned . And whomsoever he seizes , he fastens on and assassinates with recitation : a leech that will not quit the skin , till satiated with blood . THE END . Intelligently regarding any book you may have been reading ...
... learned and unlearned . And whomsoever he seizes , he fastens on and assassinates with recitation : a leech that will not quit the skin , till satiated with blood . THE END . Intelligently regarding any book you may have been reading ...
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