The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 95
... fear ] , should bound away from me ; lest the maid , conscious [ of guilt ] , should cry out , she is undone ; lest she should be in apprehension for her limbs , the detected wife for her portion , I for myself : lest I must run away ...
... fear ] , should bound away from me ; lest the maid , conscious [ of guilt ] , should cry out , she is undone ; lest she should be in apprehension for her limbs , the detected wife for her portion , I for myself : lest I must run away ...
Strona 159
... fear alike disturbs both ways : an unforeseen turn of things equally terrifies each of them : let a man rejoice or grieve , desire or fear ; what matters it - if , whatever he per ceives better or worse than his expectations , with ...
... fear alike disturbs both ways : an unforeseen turn of things equally terrifies each of them : let a man rejoice or grieve , desire or fear ; what matters it - if , whatever he per ceives better or worse than his expectations , with ...
Strona 187
... fear of the bastinado , they were reduced to the necessity of changing their manner , and of praising and delighting ... fears a blot , and thinks it disgraceful in his writings . Comedy is believed to require the least pains , because ...
... fear of the bastinado , they were reduced to the necessity of changing their manner , and of praising and delighting ... fears a blot , and thinks it disgraceful in his writings . Comedy is believed to require the least pains , because ...
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