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Page 130
... death , Our bodies burning in one funeral pile , The prodigy of Thebes wou'd be renew'd , And my divided flame should break from thine . ' The emperor of Barbary shews himself acquaint- ed with the Roman poets as well as either of his ...
... death , Our bodies burning in one funeral pile , The prodigy of Thebes wou'd be renew'd , And my divided flame should break from thine . ' The emperor of Barbary shews himself acquaint- ed with the Roman poets as well as either of his ...
Page 247
... death . That usurper , says he , who had destroyed the royal family in his own nation , who had made all the princes of Europe tremble , and struck a . terror into Rome itself , was at last taken out of the world by a fit of the gravel ...
... death . That usurper , says he , who had destroyed the royal family in his own nation , who had made all the princes of Europe tremble , and struck a . terror into Rome itself , was at last taken out of the world by a fit of the gravel ...
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... death ... .... 136 Cunning opposed to wisdom .. 152 ........... Cupid with eyes ... ........ 127 • D. Dædalus's letter about flying ............. 112 Davis , sir George , his adventure with a lion Dead men only have honours in China 146 ...
... death ... .... 136 Cunning opposed to wisdom .. 152 ........... Cupid with eyes ... ........ 127 • D. Dædalus's letter about flying ............. 112 Davis , sir George , his adventure with a lion Dead men only have honours in China 146 ...
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