The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 124
... mind along with it , and dashes to the earth that portion of the divine spirit . Another man , as soon as he has taken a quick repast , and rendered up his limbs to repose , ises vigorous to the duties of his calling . However , he may ...
... mind along with it , and dashes to the earth that portion of the divine spirit . Another man , as soon as he has taken a quick repast , and rendered up his limbs to repose , ises vigorous to the duties of his calling . However , he may ...
Strona 155
... mind with study and honest employments , you will be kept awake and tormented with envy or with love . For why do you hasten to remove things that hurt your eyes , but if any thing gnaws your mind , defer the time of curing it from year ...
... mind with study and honest employments , you will be kept awake and tormented with envy or with love . For why do you hasten to remove things that hurt your eyes , but if any thing gnaws your mind , defer the time of curing it from year ...
Strona 186
... mind , and glow with a universal ardor for learning : young men and grave fathers sup crowned with leaves , and dictate poetry . I myself , who affirm that 1 write no verses , am found more false than the Parthians : and , awake before ...
... mind , and glow with a universal ardor for learning : young men and grave fathers sup crowned with leaves , and dictate poetry . I myself , who affirm that 1 write no verses , am found more false than the Parthians : and , awake before ...
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