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Sivu 177
... and firmness to our resolutions ; it subdues the insolence of prosperity , and
draws out the sting of afflic . tion ; like the golden branch to which Virgil's hero
was directed , it affords the only secure passport through the regions of darkness
and ...
... and firmness to our resolutions ; it subdues the insolence of prosperity , and
draws out the sting of afflic . tion ; like the golden branch to which Virgil's hero
was directed , it affords the only secure passport through the regions of darkness
and ...
Sivu 182
The traveller , that resolutely follows a rough and winding path , will sooner reach
the end of his journey , than he who is always changing his direc : tion , and
wastes the hours of day - light in looking for smoother ground and shorter
passages ...
The traveller , that resolutely follows a rough and winding path , will sooner reach
the end of his journey , than he who is always changing his direc : tion , and
wastes the hours of day - light in looking for smoother ground and shorter
passages ...
Sivu 276
The wicked will not accept of instruction . Do not fix thy attention on vain women .
Well principled wise men approach the perfeo . tion of the Deity . Begin thy
learning in the name of the Divine Son 276 ELEGANT EXTRACTS . BOOK XII .
The wicked will not accept of instruction . Do not fix thy attention on vain women .
Well principled wise men approach the perfeo . tion of the Deity . Begin thy
learning in the name of the Divine Son 276 ELEGANT EXTRACTS . BOOK XII .
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