Select British Classics, Volumen38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... short man , Musæus , who makes such a noble figure in Virgil's sixth Eneid , was taller by the head and shoulders than all the people of Elysium . I shall therefore con- front his " lepidissimum homuncionem " ( a short quota- tion , and ...
... short man , Musæus , who makes such a noble figure in Virgil's sixth Eneid , was taller by the head and shoulders than all the people of Elysium . I shall therefore con- front his " lepidissimum homuncionem " ( a short quota- tion , and ...
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... short ; upon which the king's son said , that there was no weapon too short for a brave man , since there needed no more but to advance one step to make it long enough . To this I shall subjoin , by way of corollary , that there is no ...
... short ; upon which the king's son said , that there was no weapon too short for a brave man , since there needed no more but to advance one step to make it long enough . To this I shall subjoin , by way of corollary , that there is no ...
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... Short , Bob , his letter about his club Short club , its foundation ..... Sickness , its effect on the mind • 93 143 162 85 • 152 87 95 91 , 92 ib . 131 Sigonia , John de , his story , 104 - Fights his bro- ther Briant unknown to him ...
... Short , Bob , his letter about his club Short club , its foundation ..... Sickness , its effect on the mind • 93 143 162 85 • 152 87 95 91 , 92 ib . 131 Sigonia , John de , his story , 104 - Fights his bro- ther Briant unknown to him ...
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