The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 99
... king . O greatest of great kings , the waggish boys pluck you by the beard ; whom unless you restrain with your staff , you will be jostled by a moo ail about you , and you may wretchedly bark and burst your lungs in vain . Not to be ...
... king . O greatest of great kings , the waggish boys pluck you by the beard ; whom unless you restrain with your staff , you will be jostled by a moo ail about you , and you may wretchedly bark and burst your lungs in vain . Not to be ...
Strona 111
... kings , why do you not dispatch this King ? Believe me , this is a piece of work which of right belongs to you . SATIRE VIII . Priapus complains that the Esquilian mount is infested with the incantations of sorceresses . Formerly I was ...
... kings , why do you not dispatch this King ? Believe me , this is a piece of work which of right belongs to you . SATIRE VIII . Priapus complains that the Esquilian mount is infested with the incantations of sorceresses . Formerly I was ...
Strona 166
... kings , and the favorites of kings , in one's life . The stag , superior in fight , drove the horse from the com- mon pasture , till the latter , worsted in the long contest , im- plored the aid of man and received the bridle ; but ...
... kings , and the favorites of kings , in one's life . The stag , superior in fight , drove the horse from the com- mon pasture , till the latter , worsted in the long contest , im- plored the aid of man and received the bridle ; but ...
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