The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... nature with his nod , is over . sover- eigns themselves . It happens that one man , arranges trees , in regular rows , to a greater extent than another ; this man comes down into the Campus [ Martius ] as a candidate of a better family ...
... nature with his nod , is over . sover- eigns themselves . It happens that one man , arranges trees , in regular rows , to a greater extent than another ; this man comes down into the Campus [ Martius ] as a candidate of a better family ...
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... nature would be uneasy with it- self . What , to watch half dead with terror , night and day , to dread profligate thieves , fire , and your slaves , lest they shou run away and plunder you ; is this delightful ? I should always wish to ...
... nature would be uneasy with it- self . What , to watch half dead with terror , night and day , to dread profligate thieves , fire , and your slaves , lest they shou run away and plunder you ; is this delightful ? I should always wish to ...
Strona 207
... nature or from art . For my part , I can neither conceive what study can do without a rich [ natural ] vein , nor what rude genius can avail of itself : so much does the one require the assistance of the other , and so amicably do they ...
... nature or from art . For my part , I can neither conceive what study can do without a rich [ natural ] vein , nor what rude genius can avail of itself : so much does the one require the assistance of the other , and so amicably do they ...
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