The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... gods , who having once laid the winds warring with the fervid ocean , neither the cy- presses nor the aged ashes are moved . Avoid inquiring what may happen tomorrow ; and whatever day fortune shall bestow on you , score it up for gain ...
... gods , who having once laid the winds warring with the fervid ocean , neither the cy- presses nor the aged ashes are moved . Avoid inquiring what may happen tomorrow ; and whatever day fortune shall bestow on you , score it up for gain ...
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... gods , in the same manner as Greece was mindful of Castor and the great Hercules . May you , excellent chief- lain , bestow a lasting festivity upon Italy ! This is our lan . guage , when we are sober at the early day ; this is our lan ...
... gods , in the same manner as Greece was mindful of Castor and the great Hercules . May you , excellent chief- lain , bestow a lasting festivity upon Italy ! This is our lan . guage , when we are sober at the early day ; this is our lan ...
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... gods torture me , if I know any thing of the matter . " " What ? will Cæsar give the lands he promised the soldiers ... gods ! with which I and my friends regale ourselves in the presence of my household gods ; and feed my saucy slaves ...
... gods torture me , if I know any thing of the matter . " " What ? will Cæsar give the lands he promised the soldiers ... gods ! with which I and my friends regale ourselves in the presence of my household gods ; and feed my saucy slaves ...
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