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... writing same court , flourished Tibullus . He at the same time . Besides he had a enjoyed the acquaintance of Ho- redundant genius ; and almost alrace , who mentions him in a kind ways chose rather to indulge , than to and friendly ...
... writing same court , flourished Tibullus . He at the same time . Besides he had a enjoyed the acquaintance of Ho- redundant genius ; and almost alrace , who mentions him in a kind ways chose rather to indulge , than to and friendly ...
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... writing Letters must not degenerate to carelessness . formed themselves upon him , have seldom been successful . He is to It ought , at the same time , to be be admired , rather than imitated . remembered , that the ease and simIn his ...
... writing Letters must not degenerate to carelessness . formed themselves upon him , have seldom been successful . He is to It ought , at the same time , to be be admired , rather than imitated . remembered , that the ease and simIn his ...
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... writing like modern imitators thought the best a wit . His letters to ladies are full way to catch his spirit , was to imiof affectation . Even in writing to tate his disorder and obscurity . In his friends , how forced an introduc ...
... writing like modern imitators thought the best a wit . His letters to ladies are full way to catch his spirit , was to imiof affectation . Even in writing to tate his disorder and obscurity . In his friends , how forced an introduc ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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