... hope his languid lids to close, Where brawling taverns banish all repose? Sleep, to the rich alone, "his visits pays:" And hence the seeds of many a dire disease. The carts loud rumbling through the narrow way, The drivers' clamours at each casual... The Significance of the Fine Arts - Página 341por American Institute of Architects. Committee on Education - 1923 - 483 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
| Juvenal - 1802 - 574 páginas
...repose ? — Rest is not for the poor, it costs too dear, And hence disease makes such wild havoc here. The rumbling carts with rumbling carts that meet,...would take, And keep the calves of Proteus broad awake ! proved by another (a countryman of the former) to mean a salt-fish ! Similes delicia in salsamentis... | |
| Juvenal - 1803 - 354 páginas
...repose ? — Rest is not for the poor, it costs too dear, And hence disease makes such wild havoc here. The rumbling carts with rumbling carts that meet,...would take, And keep the calves of Proteus broad awake ! by another (a countryman of the former) to mean a salt-fish ! Similes dclicix in salsamentis lacerti... | |
| Juvenal - 1836 - 252 páginas
...through the narrow way, The drivers' clamours at each casual stay, From drowsy Drusus would his slumber take, And keep the calves of Proteus broad awake !...divide, While o'er their heads the rich securely ride, 223. The fondness of the Romans for the sports of the Circus, well warrants this expression. Juvenal... | |
| Gordon Jennings Laing - 1903 - 528 páginas
...each casual stay, 340 From drowsy Drusus l would his slumber take, And keep the calves of Proteus 2 broad awake ! If business call, obsequious crowds...divide, While o'er their heads the rich securely ride, By tall Illyrians 3 borne, and read, or write, aa Or (should the early hour to rest invite) Close the... | |
| Frances Ellis Sabin - 1921 - 552 páginas
...repose? — Rest is not for the poor, it costs too dear, And hence disease makes such wild havoc here. The rumbling carts with rumbling carts that meet In every winding of the narrow street, eripient somnum Druso vitulisque marinis. si vocat officium, turba cedente vehetur dives et ingenti... | |
| Cyril Bailey - 1926 - 602 páginas
...through the narrow way, The drivers' clamours at each casual stay, From drowsy Drusus 1 would his slumber take, And keep the calves of Proteus broad awake !...divide, While o'er their heads the rich securely ride, And read, or write, or sleep within, — for close The litter, and the gloom invites repose. Yet reach... | |
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