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... praises . You [ when you are at home ] will drink the Cæcuban , and the grape which is squeezed in the Calenian press ... praise her that rejoices in the rivers , and the thick groves , which project either from the cold Algidus , or the ...
... praises . You [ when you are at home ] will drink the Cæcuban , and the grape which is squeezed in the Calenian press ... praise her that rejoices in the rivers , and the thick groves , which project either from the cold Algidus , or the ...
Strona 145
... praise the happiness and manners of the ancient [ Roman ] people ; and yet , if any god were on a sudden to reduce you to to them , you , the same man , would earnestly beg to be excused ; either because you are not really of opinion ...
... praise the happiness and manners of the ancient [ Roman ] people ; and yet , if any god were on a sudden to reduce you to to them , you , the same man , would earnestly beg to be excused ; either because you are not really of opinion ...
Strona 165
... praises a country before a city life , as more agreeable to nature , and more friendly to liberty . We , who love the ... praise the rivulets , the rocks overgrown with moss , and the groves of the delightful country . Do you ask why ? I ...
... praises a country before a city life , as more agreeable to nature , and more friendly to liberty . We , who love the ... praise the rivulets , the rocks overgrown with moss , and the groves of the delightful country . Do you ask why ? I ...
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