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Pàgina 26
... wish the Immortal Gods did infpire thee with such a Refolution ; yet if , daunted by my Words , thou shouldft refolve to go into Banishment , I foresee what a Storm of Unpopularity muft lower over my Reputation ; not fo much in these It ...
... wish the Immortal Gods did infpire thee with such a Refolution ; yet if , daunted by my Words , thou shouldft refolve to go into Banishment , I foresee what a Storm of Unpopularity muft lower over my Reputation ; not fo much in these It ...
Pàgina 33
... wish . ing that it might fucceed . These were cunning enough not to be present at the Meetings of the Body of the Confpirators , left they should be difcovered ; but they ferved Catiline , by main- taining that the whole Confpiracy was ...
... wish . ing that it might fucceed . These were cunning enough not to be present at the Meetings of the Body of the Confpirators , left they should be difcovered ; but they ferved Catiline , by main- taining that the whole Confpiracy was ...
Pàgina 42
... wish he had carried off with him his whole Force ; he has carried off Tongillus , who is reported to have been the Object of his criminal Paffion when a Youth ; he has carried off Publicius and Munatius , whofe Tavern Scores never could ...
... wish he had carried off with him his whole Force ; he has carried off Tongillus , who is reported to have been the Object of his criminal Paffion when a Youth ; he has carried off Publicius and Munatius , whofe Tavern Scores never could ...
Pàgina 52
... wish him rather with Manlius , than at Marseilles . But indeed , had he never thought on what he is now executing ; yet would he chofe to fall as a Rebel , rather than live as an Exile : But now as nothing has happened , but what he ...
... wish him rather with Manlius , than at Marseilles . But indeed , had he never thought on what he is now executing ; yet would he chofe to fall as a Rebel , rather than live as an Exile : But now as nothing has happened , but what he ...
Pàgina 54
... wish him Succefs . By which the Estates of the Debtors were put to Sale to fa- tisfy their Creditors . That is , they wish for a Change in the Conftitution ; they wish for a Bill of Infolvency ; but will not give themselves any Trouble ...
... wish him Succefs . By which the Estates of the Debtors were put to Sale to fa- tisfy their Creditors . That is , they wish for a Change in the Conftitution ; they wish for a Bill of Infolvency ; but will not give themselves any Trouble ...
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