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horace-works_124		horace-works_124			.txt	text/plain	1806	69	73	There was nothing uniform in that fellow; frequently would he run along, as one flying from an enemy; more frequently[ he walked] as if he bore[ in procession] the sacrifice of Juno: he had often two hundred slaves, often but ten: one while talking of kings and potentates ,every thing that was magnificent; at another--"Let me have a threelegged table, and a cellar of clean salt, and a gown which, though coarse, may be sufficient to keep out the cold." Had you given ten hundred thousand sesterces to this moderate man who was content with such small matters, in five days ' time there would be nothing in his bags. But he is so good, that no man can be better; but he is your friend; but an immense genius is concealed under this unpolished person of his.	./cache/horace-works_124.txt	./txt/horace-works_124.txt