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... eyes , Saw from words piled on words a fabric rise , He cursed the industry , inertly strong , In creeping toil that could persist so long , And if , enraged he cried , Heaven meant to shed Its keenest vengeance on the guilty head , The ...
... eyes , Saw from words piled on words a fabric rise , He cursed the industry , inertly strong , In creeping toil that could persist so long , And if , enraged he cried , Heaven meant to shed Its keenest vengeance on the guilty head , The ...
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... eyes , have the watchfulness of Argus , and can bark as loud as Cerberus , though , perhaps , they cannot bite with equal force , might be subdued by methods of the same kind . I have heard how some have been paci- fied with claret and ...
... eyes , have the watchfulness of Argus , and can bark as loud as Cerberus , though , perhaps , they cannot bite with equal force , might be subdued by methods of the same kind . I have heard how some have been paci- fied with claret and ...
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... eyes or ears , are precepts extorted by sense and virtue from an ancient writer , by no means eminent for chastity of thought . The same kind , though not the same degree of caution , is required in every thing which is laid before them ...
... eyes or ears , are precepts extorted by sense and virtue from an ancient writer , by no means eminent for chastity of thought . The same kind , though not the same degree of caution , is required in every thing which is laid before them ...
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... eyes upon those whom fortune has let loose to their own conduct ; who , not being chained down by their condition to a regular and stated allotment of their hours , are obliged to find themselves business or diversion and having nothing ...
... eyes upon those whom fortune has let loose to their own conduct ; who , not being chained down by their condition to a regular and stated allotment of their hours , are obliged to find themselves business or diversion and having nothing ...
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... eye is in time accommodated to darkness . In this disease of the soul , it is of the utmost importance to apply remedies ... eyes till thou hast thrice reviewed the transactions of the past day . Where have I turned aside from rectitude ...
... eye is in time accommodated to darkness . In this disease of the soul , it is of the utmost importance to apply remedies ... eyes till thou hast thrice reviewed the transactions of the past day . Where have I turned aside from rectitude ...
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