Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 53
... Senate seemed now ed weapons , they should proceed to to present the most convenient place , the execution of their purpose as soon and the most favourable opportunity . as Cæsar had taken his seat . To The presence of the Senate , it ...
... Senate seemed now ed weapons , they should proceed to to present the most convenient place , the execution of their purpose as soon and the most favourable opportunity . as Cæsar had taken his seat . To The presence of the Senate , it ...
Page 55
... Senate was assembled ; started from his place , and in the she asked every person who came first moment of surprise , pushed Cim- from that quarter if they observed ber with one arm , and laid hold of what her husband was doing . Her ...
... Senate was assembled ; started from his place , and in the she asked every person who came first moment of surprise , pushed Cim- from that quarter if they observed ber with one arm , and laid hold of what her husband was doing . Her ...
Page 91
... senate against you , Cati- nocturnal watch posted to secure the line : the commonwealth wants not Palatium ? nothing by the city guards ? wisdom , nor this house authority : nothing by the consternation of the but we , the consuls , I ...
... senate against you , Cati- nocturnal watch posted to secure the line : the commonwealth wants not Palatium ? nothing by the city guards ? wisdom , nor this house authority : nothing by the consternation of the but we , the consuls , I ...
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