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Pagina 73
I have no objection to argue a point with any one for twenty miles of measured road , but not for pleasure . you remark the scent of a bean - field crossing the road , perhaps your fellow - traveller has no smell .
I have no objection to argue a point with any one for twenty miles of measured road , but not for pleasure . you remark the scent of a bean - field crossing the road , perhaps your fellow - traveller has no smell .
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I have had as much of this pleasure as perhaps anyone . As I grow older , it fades ; or else , the stronger stimulus of writing takes off the edge of it . At present , I have neither time nor inclination for it : yet I should like to ...
I have had as much of this pleasure as perhaps anyone . As I grow older , it fades ; or else , the stronger stimulus of writing takes off the edge of it . At present , I have neither time nor inclination for it : yet I should like to ...
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... who praise the hospitality of the donor “ and thank the bounteous Pan -perhaps carrying away some trifling fragments ; or like the spectators of a mighty battle , who still hear its sound afar off , and the clashing of armour and ...
... who praise the hospitality of the donor “ and thank the bounteous Pan -perhaps carrying away some trifling fragments ; or like the spectators of a mighty battle , who still hear its sound afar off , and the clashing of armour and ...
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