The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... master ? When you offer apples to an angry boy , he refuses them : here , take them , you little dog ; he denies you : if you don't give them , he wants them . In what does an excluded lover differ [ from such a boy ] ; when he argues ...
... master ? When you offer apples to an angry boy , he refuses them : here , take them , you little dog ; he denies you : if you don't give them , he wants them . In what does an excluded lover differ [ from such a boy ] ; when he argues ...
Strona 166
... master , and shall eternally be a slave , for not knowing how to use a little . When a man's condition does not suit him , it will be as a shoe at any time ; which , if too big for his foot , will throw him down ; if too little , will ...
... master , and shall eternally be a slave , for not knowing how to use a little . When a man's condition does not suit him , it will be as a shoe at any time ; which , if too big for his foot , will throw him down ; if too little , will ...
Strona 172
... master with cornfields , or enriches him with olives , or with fruits , or meadow land , or the elm tree clothed with vines : the shape and situation of my ground shall be de scribed to you at large . There is a continued range of ...
... master with cornfields , or enriches him with olives , or with fruits , or meadow land , or the elm tree clothed with vines : the shape and situation of my ground shall be de scribed to you at large . There is a continued range of ...
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