The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Less and less often do you now hear : " My Lydia , dost thou sleep the live - long night , while I your lover am dying ? " Now you are an old woman , it will be your turn to bewail the insolence of rakes , when you are neglected in a ...
... Less and less often do you now hear : " My Lydia , dost thou sleep the live - long night , while I your lover am dying ? " Now you are an old woman , it will be your turn to bewail the insolence of rakes , when you are neglected in a ...
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... less nutritive of turbots ? The turbot was secure and the stork unmolested in her nest ; till the prætorian [ Sempronius ] , the inventor , first taught you [ to eat them ] . Therefore , if any one were to give it out that roasted ...
... less nutritive of turbots ? The turbot was secure and the stork unmolested in her nest ; till the prætorian [ Sempronius ] , the inventor , first taught you [ to eat them ] . Therefore , if any one were to give it out that roasted ...
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... less sound in my mind than in my whole body , I will hear nothing , learn nothing which may relieve me , diseased as I am ; that I am displeased with my faithful physicians , am angry with my friends for being industrious to rouse me ...
... less sound in my mind than in my whole body , I will hear nothing , learn nothing which may relieve me , diseased as I am ; that I am displeased with my faithful physicians , am angry with my friends for being industrious to rouse me ...
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