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... whole city into the utmost joy and exultation, was checked by the magistrates for his falsehood ; but excused himself by saying, ' O Athenians ! am I your enemy because I gave ye two happy days ? ' This fellow did to a whole people what ...
... whole city into the utmost joy and exultation, was checked by the magistrates for his falsehood ; but excused himself by saying, ' O Athenians ! am I your enemy because I gave ye two happy days ? ' This fellow did to a whole people what ...
Strana 125
... whole town by my friend's indirect offices ; you shall have a visit returned after half a year's absence, and mutual ... whole train of railers of each side tire their horses in setting matters right which they have said during the war ...
... whole town by my friend's indirect offices ; you shall have a visit returned after half a year's absence, and mutual ... whole train of railers of each side tire their horses in setting matters right which they have said during the war ...
Strana 300
... whole JEneid, which rises in the fifth book upon Menoetes 5, where he is represented as thrown overboard, and drying himself upon a rock. But this piece of mirth is so well timed, that the severest critic can have nothing to say against ...
... whole JEneid, which rises in the fifth book upon Menoetes 5, where he is represented as thrown overboard, and drying himself upon a rock. But this piece of mirth is so well timed, that the severest critic can have nothing to say against ...
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