The Satyrs of Decimus Juvenalis: And of Aulus Persius FlaccusJ. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1754 - 294 sidor |
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... Rich vicious Men . felf into the Ocean near Lis- bon in Portugal . It was held of old , to be full of Golden Sands . 13 Orontes , the greatest River of Syria : The Poet here puts the River for the Inhabitants 12 Tagus , a famous River ...
... Rich vicious Men . felf into the Ocean near Lis- bon in Portugal . It was held of old , to be full of Golden Sands . 13 Orontes , the greatest River of Syria : The Poet here puts the River for the Inhabitants 12 Tagus , a famous River ...
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... rich Hireling run ; Because the wealthy Rogue can throw away , For half a Brace of Bouts , a Tribune's Pay : But you , poor Sinner , tho ' you love the Vice , And like the Whore , demure upon the Price : And , frighted with the wicked ...
... rich Hireling run ; Because the wealthy Rogue can throw away , For half a Brace of Bouts , a Tribune's Pay : But you , poor Sinner , tho ' you love the Vice , And like the Whore , demure upon the Price : And , frighted with the wicked ...
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... Rich have ftill a Gibe in ftore ; And will be monftrous witty on the Poor : For the torn Surtout and the tatter'd Vest , The Wretch and all his Wardrobe are a Jest : The geafie Gown , fully'd with often turning , Gives a good , hint ...
... Rich have ftill a Gibe in ftore ; And will be monftrous witty on the Poor : For the torn Surtout and the tatter'd Vest , The Wretch and all his Wardrobe are a Jest : The geafie Gown , fully'd with often turning , Gives a good , hint ...
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... Rich opprefs'd , Withdrew , and fought a facred Place of Reft . Once they did well , to free themselves from Scorn ; But had done better never to return . Rarely they Rife by Virtue's Aid , who lie Plung'd in the depth of helpless ...
... Rich opprefs'd , Withdrew , and fought a facred Place of Reft . Once they did well , to free themselves from Scorn ; But had done better never to return . Rarely they Rife by Virtue's Aid , who lie Plung'd in the depth of helpless ...
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... rich before , Thus by his Loffes multiplies his Store : Sufpected . for Accomplice to the Fire , That burnt his Palace but to build it higher . 25 Codrus , a Learned Man , very poor : by his Books fup- pos'd to be a Poet . For , in all ...
... rich before , Thus by his Loffes multiplies his Store : Sufpected . for Accomplice to the Fire , That burnt his Palace but to build it higher . 25 Codrus , a Learned Man , very poor : by his Books fup- pos'd to be a Poet . For , in all ...
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