The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... things he never saw ; who cannot keep secrets ; he is a dangerous man ! be you , Roman , aware of him . You may often ... thing too freely , if perhaps too ludicrously , you must favor me by your indulgence with this allowance . For my ...
... things he never saw ; who cannot keep secrets ; he is a dangerous man ! be you , Roman , aware of him . You may often ... thing too freely , if perhaps too ludicrously , you must favor me by your indulgence with this allowance . For my ...
Strona 136
... thing , is by no means sufficient ; just as if any person should use all his endeavors for this only , that the wine be not bad ; quite careless what oil he pours upon his fish . If you set out Massic wine in fair weather , should there ...
... thing , is by no means sufficient ; just as if any person should use all his endeavors for this only , that the wine be not bad ; quite careless what oil he pours upon his fish . If you set out Massic wine in fair weather , should there ...
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... thing trivial , but still mind [ only ] sublime things : what causes restrain the sea , what rules the year , whether the stars spon- taneously or by direction wander about and are erratic , what throws obscurity on the moon , and what ...
... thing trivial , but still mind [ only ] sublime things : what causes restrain the sea , what rules the year , whether the stars spon- taneously or by direction wander about and are erratic , what throws obscurity on the moon , and what ...
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