The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... render the name equivocal . O gallant heroes , and often my fellow- sufferers in greater , hardships than these , now drive away your cares with wine : to - morrow we will re - visit the vast Ocean . " ODE VIII . TO LYDIA . Lydia , I ...
... render the name equivocal . O gallant heroes , and often my fellow- sufferers in greater , hardships than these , now drive away your cares with wine : to - morrow we will re - visit the vast Ocean . " ODE VIII . TO LYDIA . Lydia , I ...
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... render subject the Seres and Indians on the Eastern coasts ; he shall rule the wide world with equity , in ... rendered immoderate by wine have stained your fair shoulders ; or whether the youth , in his fury , has im- pressed with his ...
... render subject the Seres and Indians on the Eastern coasts ; he shall rule the wide world with equity , in ... rendered immoderate by wine have stained your fair shoulders ; or whether the youth , in his fury , has im- pressed with his ...
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... render him immortal by new strains , to render him immortal by the Lesbian lyre , becomes both ce and thy sisters . ODE XXVII . O HIS COMPANIONS . To quarrel over your cups , which were made for joy , is downright Thracian . Away with ...
... render him immortal by new strains , to render him immortal by the Lesbian lyre , becomes both ce and thy sisters . ODE XXVII . O HIS COMPANIONS . To quarrel over your cups , which were made for joy , is downright Thracian . Away with ...
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