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... effect . The glory of Rome was declining , shortly to set in despotism and blood . She was no longer the Rome of Curius and Fabricius , but the dispenser of luxury , the corrupter of her childern , and destined speedily to become the ...
... effect . The glory of Rome was declining , shortly to set in despotism and blood . She was no longer the Rome of Curius and Fabricius , but the dispenser of luxury , the corrupter of her childern , and destined speedily to become the ...
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... effect of tide more visible within his ob- servation , that at the narrow strait of the Euripus . * Poets are naturally given to amplification : they have the liberty of adding to the number of heads and arms of their giants ad libitum ...
... effect of tide more visible within his ob- servation , that at the narrow strait of the Euripus . * Poets are naturally given to amplification : they have the liberty of adding to the number of heads and arms of their giants ad libitum ...
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... effect . Catholic cavalry rushed forwards to the charge , and to carry all before them ; they drove back a part of e of the Protestants , and advanced even to the baggage . marked their progress , and held himself in readiness on their ...
... effect . Catholic cavalry rushed forwards to the charge , and to carry all before them ; they drove back a part of e of the Protestants , and advanced even to the baggage . marked their progress , and held himself in readiness on their ...
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