The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... thousand bushels of corn , your belly will not on that account contain more than mine : just as if it were your lot to Curry on your loaded shoulder the basket of bread among slaves , you would receive no more [ for your own share ] ...
... thousand bushels of corn , your belly will not on that account contain more than mine : just as if it were your lot to Curry on your loaded shoulder the basket of bread among slaves , you would receive no more [ for your own share ] ...
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... thousand sester- ces ; it will not signify : add the forms of Cicuta , so versed in the knotty points of law : add a thousand obligations : yet this wicked Proteus will evade all these ties . When you shall drag him to justice ...
... thousand sester- ces ; it will not signify : add the forms of Cicuta , so versed in the knotty points of law : add a thousand obligations : yet this wicked Proteus will evade all these ties . When you shall drag him to justice ...
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... thousand eyes are fixed upon you while you speak : industrious repair early to the forum , late to your house , that ... thousand talents be completed ; as many more ; further , let a third thousand succeed , and the part which may ...
... thousand eyes are fixed upon you while you speak : industrious repair early to the forum , late to your house , that ... thousand talents be completed ; as many more ; further , let a third thousand succeed , and the part which may ...
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