The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... unless it de rives splendor from a moderate enjoyment , there is no luste in money concealed in the niggard earth . Proculeius shal live an extended age , conspicuous for fatherly affection t . brothers ; surviving fame shall bear him ...
... unless it de rives splendor from a moderate enjoyment , there is no luste in money concealed in the niggard earth . Proculeius shal live an extended age , conspicuous for fatherly affection t . brothers ; surviving fame shall bear him ...
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... unless you forgive , you ought to be reckoned a sour , ill - na- tured fellow ) , you hate and avoid him , as a debtor does Ruso ; who , when the woful calends come upon the unfortu nate man , unless he procures the interest or capital ...
... unless you forgive , you ought to be reckoned a sour , ill - na- tured fellow ) , you hate and avoid him , as a debtor does Ruso ; who , when the woful calends come upon the unfortu nate man , unless he procures the interest or capital ...
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... unless before day you call for a book with a light , unless you brace your mind with study and honest employments , you will be kept awake and tormented with envy or with love . For why do you hasten to remove things that hurt your eyes ...
... unless before day you call for a book with a light , unless you brace your mind with study and honest employments , you will be kept awake and tormented with envy or with love . For why do you hasten to remove things that hurt your eyes ...
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