Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volume 7D. Appleton, 1879 |
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... fear , you will soon renew your acquaintance with politicians , in a manner quite as unpleasant as that to which you allude . " 66 Averting Gods ! what do you mean ? " " I will tell you . There are rumours of conspiracy . The order of ...
... fear , you will soon renew your acquaintance with politicians , in a manner quite as unpleasant as that to which you allude . " 66 Averting Gods ! what do you mean ? " " I will tell you . There are rumours of conspiracy . The order of ...
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... Fear nothing , my sweet Zoe . " Then , with folded arms , and a smile of placid defiance , he placed himself between her and Clo- dius . Clodius staggered forward , flushed with wine and rage , and uttering alternately a curse and a ...
... Fear nothing , my sweet Zoe . " Then , with folded arms , and a smile of placid defiance , he placed himself between her and Clo- dius . Clodius staggered forward , flushed with wine and rage , and uttering alternately a curse and a ...
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... fear . I shall begin in this style : " When I consider , Athenians , the importance of our city ; -when I consider the extent of its power , the wis- * See Thucydides , vi . 8. + See Xenophon ; Memorabilia , iii . dom of its laws , the ...
... fear . I shall begin in this style : " When I consider , Athenians , the importance of our city ; -when I consider the extent of its power , the wis- * See Thucydides , vi . 8. + See Xenophon ; Memorabilia , iii . dom of its laws , the ...
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... fear Aristophanes than any fool living . Oh , that he could but hear you trying to imitate the slang of Sratont and the lisp of Alcibiades ! You would be an inexhaustible subject . You would con- sole him for the loss of Cleon ...
... fear Aristophanes than any fool living . Oh , that he could but hear you trying to imitate the slang of Sratont and the lisp of Alcibiades ! You would be an inexhaustible subject . You would con- sole him for the loss of Cleon ...
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... fear . Minos will not be so cruel . quence will triumph over all accusations . skulk away like disappointed sycophants . the judges of hell in the speech which vented from speaking last assembly . sider " —is not that the beginning of ...
... fear . Minos will not be so cruel . quence will triumph over all accusations . skulk away like disappointed sycophants . the judges of hell in the speech which vented from speaking last assembly . sider " —is not that the beginning of ...
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