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Strona 120
... better man than both of us . He long ago com- municated his secrets to his books , as to faithful friends : never having recourse elsewhere , whether things went we ! ] or ill with him whence it happens , that the whole life of this old ...
... better man than both of us . He long ago com- municated his secrets to his books , as to faithful friends : never having recourse elsewhere , whether things went we ! ] or ill with him whence it happens , that the whole life of this old ...
Strona 124
... better cheer ; whether the returning year shall bring on a festival , or if he have a mind to refresh his impaired body ; and when years shall ap proach , and feeble age require to be used more tenderly . But as for you , if a ...
... better cheer ; whether the returning year shall bring on a festival , or if he have a mind to refresh his impaired body ; and when years shall ap proach , and feeble age require to be used more tenderly . But as for you , if a ...
Strona 143
... better of the dain- tiness of his guest , who hardly touched with his delicate tooth the several things : while the father of the family himself , ex- tended on fresh straw , ate a spelt and darnel , leaving that which was better [ for ...
... better of the dain- tiness of his guest , who hardly touched with his delicate tooth the several things : while the father of the family himself , ex- tended on fresh straw , ate a spelt and darnel , leaving that which was better [ for ...
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