The British Poets: Including Translations ...C. Whittingham, 1822 |
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עמוד 134
... lewd miscreants must become , Who preach morality , and shake the bum ? Varillus cries , shall I fear Sextus ' doom , Whose haunches are the common sink of Rome ? Let him cry blackmoor - devil , whose skin is white ; ' And bandy legs ...
... lewd miscreants must become , Who preach morality , and shake the bum ? Varillus cries , shall I fear Sextus ' doom , Whose haunches are the common sink of Rome ? Let him cry blackmoor - devil , whose skin is white ; ' And bandy legs ...
עמוד 173
... lewd Sarmentus ' , or vile Galba bore , Thy solemn oath ought to be set aside : But sure the belly ' s easily supplied : Suppose , what frugal nature would suffice , Suppose that wanting , hunger is not nice . 2 Is no bridge vacant , no ...
... lewd Sarmentus ' , or vile Galba bore , Thy solemn oath ought to be set aside : But sure the belly ' s easily supplied : Suppose , what frugal nature would suffice , Suppose that wanting , hunger is not nice . 2 Is no bridge vacant , no ...
עמוד 258
... lewd brutal joy , ' Sirrah ! My rogue , ( he cries ) mine own dear boy ! My lad , my life ! already ask for more ? I paid last bout , and you must quit the score . ' ‹ Poor five sestertia 5 have been all my gains , And what is that for ...
... lewd brutal joy , ' Sirrah ! My rogue , ( he cries ) mine own dear boy ! My lad , my life ! already ask for more ? I paid last bout , and you must quit the score . ' ‹ Poor five sestertia 5 have been all my gains , And what is that for ...
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