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... hope for any thing , and intoxicated with her prospering fortune . But scarcely a single ship preserved from the flames bated her fury ; and Cæsar brought down her mind , inflamed with Egyptian wine , to real fears , close pursuing her ...
... hope for any thing , and intoxicated with her prospering fortune . But scarcely a single ship preserved from the flames bated her fury ; and Cæsar brought down her mind , inflamed with Egyptian wine , to real fears , close pursuing her ...
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... hope of your fa- vor ; [ and this , ] not that my plows should labor , yoked to a greater number of mine own oxen ; or that my cattle before the scorching dog - star should change the Calabrian for the Lucanian pastures : neither that ...
... hope of your fa- vor ; [ and this , ] not that my plows should labor , yoked to a greater number of mine own oxen ; or that my cattle before the scorching dog - star should change the Calabrian for the Lucanian pastures : neither that ...
Strona 157
... hope and care , in the midst of fears and disquietudes , think every day that shines upon you is the last . [ Thus ] the hour , which shall not be expected , will come upon you an agreeable addition . When you have a mind to laugh , you ...
... hope and care , in the midst of fears and disquietudes , think every day that shines upon you is the last . [ Thus ] the hour , which shall not be expected , will come upon you an agreeable addition . When you have a mind to laugh , you ...
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