The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Thee the poor countryman solicits with his anxious vows ; whosoever plows the Carpathian Sea with the Bithynian vessel , importunes thee as mistress of the ocean . Thee the rough Dacian , thee the wandering Scythians , and cities , and ...
... Thee the poor countryman solicits with his anxious vows ; whosoever plows the Carpathian Sea with the Bithynian vessel , importunes thee as mistress of the ocean . Thee the rough Dacian , thee the wandering Scythians , and cities , and ...
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... thee : such is the will of powerful Justice , and of the Fates . Whether Libra or malignant Scorpio had the ascendant at my natal hour , or Capricon the ruler of the western wave , our horoscopes agree in a wonderful manner . Thee the ...
... thee : such is the will of powerful Justice , and of the Fates . Whether Libra or malignant Scorpio had the ascendant at my natal hour , or Capricon the ruler of the western wave , our horoscopes agree in a wonderful manner . Thee the ...
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... thee the Span- iard , till now unconquered , and the Mede , and the Indian , thee the vagrant Scythian admires ; thee both the Nile , who conceals his fountain heads , and the Danube ; thee the rapid Tigris ; thee the monster bearing ...
... thee the Span- iard , till now unconquered , and the Mede , and the Indian , thee the vagrant Scythian admires ; thee both the Nile , who conceals his fountain heads , and the Danube ; thee the rapid Tigris ; thee the monster bearing ...
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