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Pagina 130
Take from irrational beasts a precedent ; 25 ' Tis shame their wits should be more excellent . The mare asks not the horse , the cow the bull , Nor the mild ewe gifts from the ram doth pull ; Only a woman gets spoils from a man , Farms ...
Take from irrational beasts a precedent ; 25 ' Tis shame their wits should be more excellent . The mare asks not the horse , the cow the bull , Nor the mild ewe gifts from the ram doth pull ; Only a woman gets spoils from a man , Farms ...
Pagina 198
To this add shame : shame to perform it quail'd me , And was the second cause why vigour fail'd me . My idle thoughts delighted her no more Than did the robe or garment which she wore . Yet might her touch make youthful Pylius fire ...
To this add shame : shame to perform it quail'd me , And was the second cause why vigour fail'd me . My idle thoughts delighted her no more Than did the robe or garment which she wore . Yet might her touch make youthful Pylius fire ...
Pagina 207
Love conquer'd shame , the furrows dry were burn'd , And corn with least part of itself return'd . When well - toss'd mattocks did the ground prepare , Being fit broken with the crooked share , And seeds were equally in large fields ...
Love conquer'd shame , the furrows dry were burn'd , And corn with least part of itself return'd . When well - toss'd mattocks did the ground prepare , Being fit broken with the crooked share , And seeds were equally in large fields ...
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