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Page 11
... took to his heels ) with his drawn sword , in order to drive him into the mud , but into which he , of course , followed himself . " All singularities may be traced home to a certain degree of vanity , of which prevailing weakness , the ...
... took to his heels ) with his drawn sword , in order to drive him into the mud , but into which he , of course , followed himself . " All singularities may be traced home to a certain degree of vanity , of which prevailing weakness , the ...
Page 21
... took the model of his external arrangement of divine worship , as far as regards the musical performance , from the Egyp- tians . Amongst this ancient nation , music had , from time immemorial , constituted an important and essential ...
... took the model of his external arrangement of divine worship , as far as regards the musical performance , from the Egyp- tians . Amongst this ancient nation , music had , from time immemorial , constituted an important and essential ...
Page 39
... took it ; and having got Donna Lambra into his power , in retribution for all the blood she had so inhumanly caused to be shed , he ordered her to be stoned to death , and her corpse to be burned . The maternal love and grief of Donna ...
... took it ; and having got Donna Lambra into his power , in retribution for all the blood she had so inhumanly caused to be shed , he ordered her to be stoned to death , and her corpse to be burned . The maternal love and grief of Donna ...
Page 42
... took a remarkably fine lettuce , and stripped off the leaves , leaving only the stalk , and then asked Cambyses his opinion of its appearance . He replied , that in taking off the leaves she had robbed it of all its beauty . " It is ...
... took a remarkably fine lettuce , and stripped off the leaves , leaving only the stalk , and then asked Cambyses his opinion of its appearance . He replied , that in taking off the leaves she had robbed it of all its beauty . " It is ...
Page 44
... took as a sinister omen , because the herb was funereal . But Timoleon , in order to restore their spirits , told them that it was , on the contrary , a favourable augury , pro- phetic of triumph , as the crowns of the victors in the ...
... took as a sinister omen , because the herb was funereal . But Timoleon , in order to restore their spirits , told them that it was , on the contrary , a favourable augury , pro- phetic of triumph , as the crowns of the victors in the ...
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