The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... bring along with it . In the first place , you will enjoy · good health ; for you may believe how detrimental a diversity of things is to any man , when you recollect that sort of food , which by its simplicity sat so well upon your ...
... bring along with it . In the first place , you will enjoy · good health ; for you may believe how detrimental a diversity of things is to any man , when you recollect that sort of food , which by its simplicity sat so well upon your ...
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... 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 troublesome habit of body , or creeping old age , should ...
... 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 troublesome habit of body , or creeping old age , should ...
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... bring many advantages along with them . Many our declining ones take away . That the parts [ therefore ] belonging to age may not be given to youth , and those of a man to a boy , we must dwell upon those qualities which are joined and ...
... bring many advantages along with them . Many our declining ones take away . That the parts [ therefore ] belonging to age may not be given to youth , and those of a man to a boy , we must dwell upon those qualities which are joined and ...
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