The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 49
... leaves , and the shore with use- less sea - weed , unless that old prophetess of rain , the raven , deceives me . Pile up the dry wood , while you may ; to . morrow you shall indulge your genius with wine , and with a pig of two months ...
... leaves , and the shore with use- less sea - weed , unless that old prophetess of rain , the raven , deceives me . Pile up the dry wood , while you may ; to . morrow you shall indulge your genius with wine , and with a pig of two months ...
Strona 61
... leaves , through losses and through wounds derives strength and spirit from the very steel . The Hydra did not with more vigor grow upon Hercules grieving to be over- come , nor did the Colchians , or the Echionian Thebes , pro- duce a ...
... leaves , through losses and through wounds derives strength and spirit from the very steel . The Hydra did not with more vigor grow upon Hercules grieving to be over- come , nor did the Colchians , or the Echionian Thebes , pro- duce a ...
Strona 129
... leaves : if , while a thousand hogsheads of Chian , or old Falernian , is stored up within ( nay , that is nothing - three hundred thou- sand ) , he drink nothing , but what is mere sharp vinegar : again - if , wanting but one year of ...
... leaves : if , while a thousand hogsheads of Chian , or old Falernian , is stored up within ( nay , that is nothing - three hundred thou- sand ) , he drink nothing , but what is mere sharp vinegar : again - if , wanting but one year of ...
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