The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 71
... greater measure . As the bird , that has unfledged young , is in a greater dread of serpents ' approaches , when they are left : -not that , if she should be present when they came , she could render more help . Not only this , but ...
... greater measure . As the bird , that has unfledged young , is in a greater dread of serpents ' approaches , when they are left : -not that , if she should be present when they came , she could render more help . Not only this , but ...
Strona 167
... greater afflu ence can be given you by Jove . Away with complaints ! for that man is by no means poor , who has the use or every thing he wants . If it is well with your belly , your back , and your feet , regal wealth can add nothing ...
... greater afflu ence can be given you by Jove . Away with complaints ! for that man is by no means poor , who has the use or every thing he wants . If it is well with your belly , your back , and your feet , regal wealth can add nothing ...
Strona 175
... greater things , yet equal to the present : on the other hand , I shall be much surprised , if a contrary way of life should become [ this cynic ] , whom obstinacy clothes with a double rag . The one will not wait for his pur- ple robe ...
... greater things , yet equal to the present : on the other hand , I shall be much surprised , if a contrary way of life should become [ this cynic ] , whom obstinacy clothes with a double rag . The one will not wait for his pur- ple robe ...
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