The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 130
... carry off these [ treasures ] of yours . What , while I am alive ? That you may live , therefore , awake ; do this . What would you have me to ? Why your blood will fail you that are so much reduced , un- less food and some great ...
... carry off these [ treasures ] of yours . What , while I am alive ? That you may live , therefore , awake ; do this . What would you have me to ? Why your blood will fail you that are so much reduced , un- less food and some great ...
Strona 169
... carry my bundle of books under your arm , as a clown does a lamb , or as drunken Pyrrhia [ in the play does ] the balls of pilfered wool , or as a tribe - guest his slippers with his fud . dling - cap . You must not tell publicly , how ...
... carry my bundle of books under your arm , as a clown does a lamb , or as drunken Pyrrhia [ in the play does ] the balls of pilfered wool , or as a tribe - guest his slippers with his fud . dling - cap . You must not tell publicly , how ...
Strona 175
... carry and a great man feed me , pay court to the great you beg for refuse , an inferior to the [ poor ] giver ... carried his point ? Either here therefore , or nowhere , is what we are investi- gating . The one dreads the burden , as ...
... carry and a great man feed me , pay court to the great you beg for refuse , an inferior to the [ poor ] giver ... carried his point ? Either here therefore , or nowhere , is what we are investi- gating . The one dreads the burden , as ...
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