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... eyes and jetty locks . O thou orna- ment of Apollo , charming shell , agreeable even at the banquets of supreme Jove ! O thou sweet alleviator of anxious toils , be propitious to me , whenever duly invoking thee ! ODE XXXIII . TO ALBIUS ...
... eyes and jetty locks . O thou orna- ment of Apollo , charming shell , agreeable even at the banquets of supreme Jove ! O thou sweet alleviator of anxious toils , be propitious to me , whenever duly invoking thee ! ODE XXXIII . TO ALBIUS ...
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... eyes of Lynceus ; but be blinder than Hypsæa , when you survey such parts as are de- formed . [ You may cry out ... eye . Or would you choose to have a trick put upon you , and your money extorted , before the goods are shown you ? [ But ...
... eyes of Lynceus ; but be blinder than Hypsæa , when you survey such parts as are de- formed . [ You may cry out ... eye . Or would you choose to have a trick put upon you , and your money extorted , before the goods are shown you ? [ But ...
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... eyes , and held in the hands of the ingenuous . Would you know why the ungrateful reader extols and is fond of many works at home , unjustly decries them without doors ? I hunt not after the applause of the inconstant vul- gar , at the ...
... eyes , and held in the hands of the ingenuous . Would you know why the ungrateful reader extols and is fond of many works at home , unjustly decries them without doors ? I hunt not after the applause of the inconstant vul- gar , at the ...
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