The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... present his poems to Augustus at a proper opportunity , and with due decorum . As on your setting out I frequently and fully gave you in . structions , Vinnius , that you would present these volumes to Augustus sealed up if he shall be ...
... present his poems to Augustus at a proper opportunity , and with due decorum . As on your setting out I frequently and fully gave you in . structions , Vinnius , that you would present these volumes to Augustus sealed up if he shall be ...
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... present . In the choice of his words , too , the author , of the projected poem must be delicate and cautious , he must embrace one and reject another : you will express yourself eminently well , if a dexterous combination should give ...
... present . In the choice of his words , too , the author , of the projected poem must be delicate and cautious , he must embrace one and reject another : you will express yourself eminently well , if a dexterous combination should give ...
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... present , and for the boy ( or girl ) with hopes , also for the music - loving sister and a fellow's best girl . " Another college paper : " They ring true ! " Says the Principal of a famous private school : " It incites to college ...
... present , and for the boy ( or girl ) with hopes , also for the music - loving sister and a fellow's best girl . " Another college paper : " They ring true ! " Says the Principal of a famous private school : " It incites to college ...
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