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... person may say to me , " What are you ? Have you no faults ? " Yes , others ; but others , and perhaps of a less culpable na . ture . When Mænius railed at Novius in his absence : " Hark ye , ” says a certain person , " are you ignorant ...
... person may say to me , " What are you ? Have you no faults ? " Yes , others ; but others , and perhaps of a less culpable na . ture . When Mænius railed at Novius in his absence : " Hark ye , ” says a certain person , " are you ignorant ...
Strona 97
... person of singular diffidence ; we give him the name of a dull and fat - headed fellow . Does this man avoid every snare , and lay himself open to no ill . designing villain ; since we live amid such a race , where keen envy and ...
... person of singular diffidence ; we give him the name of a dull and fat - headed fellow . Does this man avoid every snare , and lay himself open to no ill . designing villain ; since we live amid such a race , where keen envy and ...
Strona 100
... persons appointed to see fair play : let us see who can write the most . The gods have done a good part by me , since they ... person , like me , writes in a style bordering on conversation , must you esteem him to be a poet . To him 100 ...
... persons appointed to see fair play : let us see who can write the most . The gods have done a good part by me , since they ... person , like me , writes in a style bordering on conversation , must you esteem him to be a poet . To him 100 ...
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