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If you handle this Subject as you ought, I question not but your Paper will set half the Kingdom a Yawning, tho' I dare promise you it will never make any Body fall asleep. No. 180. Wednesday, September 26, 1711. Steele. ... Delirant Reges, plectuntur Achivi. Hor.
As we estimated that it would require over a million men to man the thousand great battleships we intended to use on Omean and the transports for the green men as well as the ships that were to convoy the transports, it was no trifling job that Hor Vastus had before him.
'Well, then, why don't you buy your freedom? Hor shook his head. 'What would you have me buy it with, your honour? 'Oh, come, now, old man! 'If Hor were thrown among free men, he continued in an undertone, as though to himself, 'everyone without a beard would be a better man than Hor. 'Then shave your beard. 'What is a beard? a beard is grass: one can cut it. 'Well, then?
His elder sister Miriam died at Kadesh, and Aaron died somewhat later at Mount Hor, which is supposed to lie about as far to the east of Kadesh as Hormah is to the west, but there are circumstances about the death of Aaron which point to Moses as having had more to do with it than of having been a mere passive spectator thereof.
My picture will show her that I am improved by such little changes, and perhaps it will induce hor to let me go to the Bal Blanc that Madame d'Etaples is going to give on Yvonne's birthday. Mamma declined for me, saying I was not fit to wear a low-necked corsage, but you see she was mistaken." "Rather," said Marien, smiling in spite of himself.
We rode through fertile valleys, all of which were free from grass, as the various fires had spread throughout the country; at times we entered deep gorges between the hills, which were either granite, quartz, or basalt, the latter predominating. In about three hours and a half we arrived at Hor Mehetape, the stream that the Arabs had reported.
Erit would have implied much less certainty. Trans. 'I will do so if my action is going to give you pleasure' Cf. 67 beatus futurus sum, also 81, 85. See Roby, 1494. NISI MOLESTUM EST:3 a common expression of courtesy, like 15 nisi alienum putas, si placet, cf. Hor. Sat. 2, 8, 4 si grave non est.
See letter in Life, vol. ix. pp. 281-287. Originally published in London in 8vo, 1764. This contemplated edition does not appear to have been printed. Ante, p. 118 n. As You Like It, Act II. Sc. 3. See Beaumont and Fletcher, Knight of the Burning Pestle, Act I. Sc. 3. Coelo supinas si tuleris manus Nascente luna, rustica Phidyle, etc. Hor. Lib. iii Od. 23.
This neighbour Pitchukoff had ploughed over some land of Polutikin's, and had flogged a peasant woman of his on this same piece of land. I went out hunting alone, and before evening I turned into Hor's house. On the threshold of the cottage I was met by an old man bald, short, broad-shouldered, and stout Hor himself. I looked with curiosity at the man.
'Ee don't 'ave them so frequent like before he begun to travel, but hevery wunst in a while 'ee will be terrible for two hor three days; but I never see hanything like this before, heven at Crumford 'All. 'Ee 'as never spoke for a week; not since the night of the ball hat the Russian Legation." "By Jove! you don't mean it.
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