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Page 399
At once he does his bidding ; at once , for a god willed it , the Phoenicians allay their haughty temper ; the queen above all takes to herself grace and compassion towards the Teucrians . But good Aeneas , nightlong revolving many and ...
At once he does his bidding ; at once , for a god willed it , the Phoenicians allay their haughty temper ; the queen above all takes to herself grace and compassion towards the Teucrians . But good Aeneas , nightlong revolving many and ...
Page 423
All at once gladly do as bidden , and obey his command . But the Queen — who may delude a lover ? —foreknew his devices , and at once caught the presaging stir , fearing even where no fear was . To her likewise had evil Rumour borne the ...
All at once gladly do as bidden , and obey his command . But the Queen — who may delude a lover ? —foreknew his devices , and at once caught the presaging stir , fearing even where no fear was . To her likewise had evil Rumour borne the ...
Page 986
Once more the gentleman tried to dissuade Don Quixote from doing so mad a thing ; telling him , that he tempted Heaven in exposing himself without reason to so great a danger . To this Don Quixote made no other answer but that he knew ...
Once more the gentleman tried to dissuade Don Quixote from doing so mad a thing ; telling him , that he tempted Heaven in exposing himself without reason to so great a danger . To this Don Quixote made no other answer but that he knew ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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