The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... pleasing chain , at the very time that a more eligible love courted my embraces . ODE XXXIV . AGAINST THE EPICURIANS . A remiss and irregular worshiper of the gods , while I professed the errors of a senseless philosophy , I am now ...
... pleasing chain , at the very time that a more eligible love courted my embraces . ODE XXXIV . AGAINST THE EPICURIANS . A remiss and irregular worshiper of the gods , while I professed the errors of a senseless philosophy , I am now ...
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... pleasing unless in your com- pany ? Or shall I endure this toil with such a courage , as be- comes effeminate men to bear ? I will bear it ? and with an intrepid soul follow you , either through the summits of the Alps , and the ...
... pleasing unless in your com- pany ? Or shall I endure this toil with such a courage , as be- comes effeminate men to bear ? I will bear it ? and with an intrepid soul follow you , either through the summits of the Alps , and the ...
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... desired . What is there that pleases or is odious , which you may not think mutable ? This effect had happy times of peace , and favorable gales [ of fortune ] . At Rome it was long pleasing and customary to be EPISTLES OF HORACE . 185.
... desired . What is there that pleases or is odious , which you may not think mutable ? This effect had happy times of peace , and favorable gales [ of fortune ] . At Rome it was long pleasing and customary to be EPISTLES OF HORACE . 185.
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