Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Band 2J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... fate soever attend me , I will be content with it . For if P. Lentulus , upon the report of soothsayers , thought his name portended the ruin of the state ; why should not I rejoice , that my consulship has been as it were reserved by fate ...
... fate soever attend me , I will be content with it . For if P. Lentulus , upon the report of soothsayers , thought his name portended the ruin of the state ; why should not I rejoice , that my consulship has been as it were reserved by fate ...
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... fate has fo ordained it , that I , who began the war , and who have been fo often on the point of ending it by a I could with , that our fathers and we had confined our ambition within the limits which nature feems to have pre- fcribed ...
... fate has fo ordained it , that I , who began the war , and who have been fo often on the point of ending it by a I could with , that our fathers and we had confined our ambition within the limits which nature feems to have pre- fcribed ...
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... fate threw him into a period , when the precedents of many former reigns favoured ftrongly of arbitrary power , and the genius of the people ran violently towards liberty . And if his political prudence was not fuf . ficient to ...
... fate threw him into a period , when the precedents of many former reigns favoured ftrongly of arbitrary power , and the genius of the people ran violently towards liberty . And if his political prudence was not fuf . ficient to ...
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