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Strona 117
... verses to be more finished , and to run more smoothly than if some one , thinking it sufficient to conclude a something of six feet , be fond of writing two hundred verses before he eats , and as many after supper ? Such was the genius ...
... verses to be more finished , and to run more smoothly than if some one , thinking it sufficient to conclude a something of six feet , be fond of writing two hundred verses before he eats , and as many after supper ? Such was the genius ...
Strona 189
... verses , you will kindly of yourself send for us , and secure us from want , and oblige us to write . But yet i is worth while to know , who shall be the priests of your virtue signalized in war and at home , which is not to be trusted ...
... verses , you will kindly of yourself send for us , and secure us from want , and oblige us to write . But yet i is worth while to know , who shall be the priests of your virtue signalized in war and at home , which is not to be trusted ...
Strona 208
... verses : for then he will cry out , " Charming , e cellent , judicious , " he will turn pale ; at some parts he wid even distill the dew from his friendly eyes ; he will jump about ; he will beat the ground [ with ecstasy ] . As those ...
... verses : for then he will cry out , " Charming , e cellent , judicious , " he will turn pale ; at some parts he wid even distill the dew from his friendly eyes ; he will jump about ; he will beat the ground [ with ecstasy ] . As those ...
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