The Tudor Translations, Volume 9AMS Press, 1967 |
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... litle lande he had Tarentines . to his house , and what a litle house he had withall , and Cato the elder , how poorely it was built , wondered with him selfe what wondered at maner of man Curius had bene , that having bene the greatest ...
... litle lande he had Tarentines . to his house , and what a litle house he had withall , and Cato the elder , how poorely it was built , wondered with him selfe what wondered at maner of man Curius had bene , that having bene the greatest ...
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... litle certainety , as in maner it is nothing . Then beganne there some curteous speeche to runne in the mouthes of the people by litle and litle , that they should remember the great good he had done unto them in times past , and the ...
... litle certainety , as in maner it is nothing . Then beganne there some curteous speeche to runne in the mouthes of the people by litle and litle , that they should remember the great good he had done unto them in times past , and the ...
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... litle and litle they had learned not to offend , nor disobey : then they found his rough commaunding , and sharpe severity in punishing such as slacke their duety , both profitable and very necessarie , besides that it was also just and ...
... litle and litle they had learned not to offend , nor disobey : then they found his rough commaunding , and sharpe severity in punishing such as slacke their duety , both profitable and very necessarie , besides that it was also just and ...
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