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Strona 149
... laughed at next . While Vibidius is inquiring of the slaves , whether the flagon was also broken , because cups were not brought when he called for them ; and while a laugh is con- tinued on feigned pretences , Balatro seconding it ...
... laughed at next . While Vibidius is inquiring of the slaves , whether the flagon was also broken , because cups were not brought when he called for them ; and while a laugh is con- tinued on feigned pretences , Balatro seconding it ...
Strona 153
... laugh [ at me ] : if I chance to have a ragged shirt under a handsome coat , or if my disproportioned gown fits me ill , you laugh . What [ do you do ] , when my judgment contradicts itself ? it despises what it before desired ; seeks ...
... laugh [ at me ] : if I chance to have a ragged shirt under a handsome coat , or if my disproportioned gown fits me ill , you laugh . What [ do you do ] , when my judgment contradicts itself ? it despises what it before desired ; seeks ...
Strona 206
... laughed at ; so he who is excessively deficient becomes another Chœrilus ; whom , when I find him tolerable in two ... laugh at his expense : notwithstanding this , he who knows nothing of verses pre- sumes to compose . Why not ! He is ...
... laughed at ; so he who is excessively deficient becomes another Chœrilus ; whom , when I find him tolerable in two ... laugh at his expense : notwithstanding this , he who knows nothing of verses pre- sumes to compose . Why not ! He is ...
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