The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... side of [ the statue ] of sea - born Venus , shall have my arms and my lyre discharged from warfare . Here , here , deposit the shining flambeaux , and the wrenching irons , and the bows , that threatened the resisting doors . O thou ...
... side of [ the statue ] of sea - born Venus , shall have my arms and my lyre discharged from warfare . Here , here , deposit the shining flambeaux , and the wrenching irons , and the bows , that threatened the resisting doors . O thou ...
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... side or his reins are harassed with an acute disease . [ In like manner ] , such a man is not perjured , nor sordid ; let him then sacrifice a hog to his pro- pitious household gods . But he is ambitious and assuming . Let him make a ...
... side or his reins are harassed with an acute disease . [ In like manner ] , such a man is not perjured , nor sordid ; let him then sacrifice a hog to his pro- pitious household gods . But he is ambitious and assuming . Let him make a ...
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... side , the joyous side , of the student life . Plenty of the old favorites of all colleges , while crowded with the new songs . To own all three above books is to possess the most complete , the most adequate illustration ever attempted ...
... side , the joyous side , of the student life . Plenty of the old favorites of all colleges , while crowded with the new songs . To own all three above books is to possess the most complete , the most adequate illustration ever attempted ...
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