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... father's house , abandoned I procrastinate my doom . O if any of the gods hear this , I wish I may wan- der naked among lions : before foul decay seizes my comely cheeks , and moisture leaves this tender prey , I desire , in all my ...
... father's house , abandoned I procrastinate my doom . O if any of the gods hear this , I wish I may wan- der naked among lions : before foul decay seizes my comely cheeks , and moisture leaves this tender prey , I desire , in all my ...
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... father alive , hear less severe reproofs ! Wherefore it is not suficient to write verses merely in proper language ; which if you take to pieces , any person may storm in the same man . ner as the father in the play . If from these ...
... father alive , hear less severe reproofs ! Wherefore it is not suficient to write verses merely in proper language ; which if you take to pieces , any person may storm in the same man . ner as the father in the play . If from these ...
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... father was . And therefore do you esteem yourself a Paulus or a Messala ? But he ( Novius ) , if two hundred carriages and three funerals were to meet in the forum , could make noise enough to drown all their horns and trumpets : this ...
... father was . And therefore do you esteem yourself a Paulus or a Messala ? But he ( Novius ) , if two hundred carriages and three funerals were to meet in the forum , could make noise enough to drown all their horns and trumpets : this ...
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