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... bear the company , howso ever in wrath thou change thy robe , and abandon the houses of the powerful . But the faithless crowd [ of companions ] , and the perjured harlot draw back . Friends , too faithless to bear equally the yoke of ...
... bear the company , howso ever in wrath thou change thy robe , and abandon the houses of the powerful . But the faithless crowd [ of companions ] , and the perjured harlot draw back . Friends , too faithless to bear equally the yoke of ...
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... bear ? I will bear it ? and with an intrepid soul follow you , either through the summits of the Alps , and the inhospitable Caucus , or to the furthest west- ern bay . You may ask how I , unwarlike and infirm , can assist your labors ...
... bear ? I will bear it ? and with an intrepid soul follow you , either through the summits of the Alps , and the inhospitable Caucus , or to the furthest west- ern bay . You may ask how I , unwarlike and infirm , can assist your labors ...
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... bear your fortunes , so will we bear you . EPISTLE IX . TO CLAUDIUS TIBERIUS NERO . He recommends Septimius to him . Of all the men in the world Septimius surely , O Claudius , knows how much regard you have for me . For when he ...
... bear your fortunes , so will we bear you . EPISTLE IX . TO CLAUDIUS TIBERIUS NERO . He recommends Septimius to him . Of all the men in the world Septimius surely , O Claudius , knows how much regard you have for me . For when he ...
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