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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	28
in the midst of	20
in the case of	18
on the other hand	15
the art of architecture	13
william andrews clark memorial	12
in the same manner	12
andrews clark memorial library	12
the odes of horace	12
by land and sea	9
the satires and epistles	9
is one of the	9
to be found in	8
of the odes of	8
for the most part	8
as a matter of	8
of horace in the	7
the end of the	7
the dynamic power of	7
of the ars poetica	7
is said to have	7
as soon as he	7
in such a manner	7
of the satires and	7
the gods have heard	7
in the hands of	6
as we have seen	6
the midst of the	6
the son of the	6
first half of the	6
the first half of	6
as well as the	6
the poet of the	6
is not to be	6
of the art of	6
the same manner as	6
in the first place	6
the life of the	6
in a state of	6
the augustan reprint society	6
and at the same	6
dynamic power of horace	6
seems to have been	5
gods have heard my	5
the art of poetry	5
on account of the	5
as a general rule	5
of the eighteenth century	5
as soon as the	5
book of the odes	5
the interpreter of the	5
have a mind to	5
he is not a	5
to speak of the	5
there can be no	5
in the history of	5
of the second book	5
was sure to be	5
vanity of human wishes	5
the same time that	5
to greece and rome	5
it is one of	5
the beginning of the	5
the sound of the	5
the whole of the	5
the story of the	5
the first book of	5
the vanity of human	5
our debt to greece	5
in the following ode	5
a matter of fact	5
is sure to be	5
would you have me	5
to the roman people	5
is to be found	5
debt to greece and	5
as one of the	5
the case of the	5
through the midst of	5
the empress of morocco	5
if any one should	5
the fountain of bandusia	5
as if they were	5
is by no means	4
the man who is	4
after the manner of	4
the ways of the	4
in the same way	4
a match for the	4
that i may not	4
with regard to the	4
there is not a	4
it seems to me	4
the character of a	4
if we are to	4
may be very sure	4
first book of the	4
but it is not	4
horace and his influence	4
for a long time	4
for the sake of	4
that you may not	4
appear to have been	4
in the same satire	4
it must have been	4
say that i have	4
a jar of wine	4
of the gifts of	4
the literature of the	4
in the middle of	4
we have seen in	4
it is true that	4
of the first book	4
to be able to	4
would there have been	4
put an end to	4
of the campus martius	4
with the blood of	4
what shall i do	4
the second book of	4
if you would have	4
in my power to	4
in the living of	4
to the fountain of	4
are to be found	4
if it had been	4
such is the will	4
the son of a	4
in the character of	4
the seventeenth and eighteenth	4
the coming of the	4
the time of the	4
that seeks its mother	4
the father of the	4
i shall not wholly	4
in the consulship of	4
when you are in	4
that part of the	4
the blood of a	4
to be one of	4
on account of his	4
the banks of the	4
there is a great	4
the way in which	4
by the hands of	4
it is to be	4
run the risk of	4
music of the lyre	4
if you do not	4
the interpreter of italian	4
shall not wholly die	4
we may be sure	4
the wise and good	4
we may be very	4
at the end of	4
o fountain of bandusia	4
as if it were	4
it may be that	4
the sources of happiness	4
in the first half	4
are in dread of	4
i love the lyric	4
an account of the	4
would not have been	4
in the manner of	4
the gifts of the	4
you have a mind	4
in the middle age	4
with an introduction by	4
the death of the	4
the interpreter of his	4
what would you have	4
must have been written	4
the use of the	4
temples of the gods	4
the hands of the	4
at the approach of	4
i will not be	4
in the presence of	4
the heart of the	4
love the lyric muse	4
is to be sought	3
for the fear of	3
wild and shy a	3
worthy to be read	3
the manner of the	3
i need not say	3
a hundred years ago	3
it is of no	3
is the life of	3
at one time a	3
horace and ancient rome	3
i may say that	3
clark memorial library university	3
the glory of the	3
at the age of	3
i will visit the	3
in war and peace	3
the last of the	3
the appeal of horace	3
of the roman lyre	3
he would not have	3
horace and the middle	3
with me to the	3
a matter of course	3
one of the most	3
the life of men	3
which i have been	3
in the train of	3
the rest of the	3
living on the town	3
of greece and rome	3
to sacrifice to faunus	3
in a way to	3
an example of the	3
epistle to the pisos	3
translation of the odes	3
gives and takes away	3
the language of the	3
name the river that	3
to name the river	3
are the gifts of	3
campus martius and the	3
to do with the	3
in the field of	3
in the days of	3
have heard my prayers	3
the horace of the	3
stray fawn that seeks	3
it in my power	3
to the ship of	3
which must have been	3
in the judgment of	3
of literature and the	3
s some stray fawn	3
second book of the	3
the general effect of	3
i may be allowed	3
the nymphs and graces	3
rules which i impart	3
the character of the	3
i intended an ode	3
the streets of rome	3
pleasures of this world	3
in the choice of	3
literature and the arts	3
as often as he	3
the author of the	3
as long as i	3
in the art of	3
is reported to have	3
to be in the	3
have seen in him	3
of the dynamic power	3
to make and keep	3
be found in his	3
on the one hand	3
and shy a s	3
the temples of the	3
the hands of a	3
on this side the	3
and his influence by	3
over and over again	3
which is to be	3
what is the difference	3
from the time that	3
come with me to	3
the journey to brundusium	3
horace is to be	3
that he may not	3
on the death of	3
horace and modern times	3
of men of letters	3
he seems to have	3
though he is fairer	3
the breezes and the	3
not once nor twice	3
part of the world	3
those things which you	3
the same way as	3
what boots it to	3
of mind and heart	3
and is afraid to	3
the effect of the	3
some stray fawn that	3
the difference between the	3
the decrees of the	3
took to living on	3
are you right in	3
to say nothing of	3
the campus martius and	3
poems to his friends	3
as soon as it	3
his love of independence	3
say that it is	3
the composition of verses	3
the mouth of the	3
to the affairs of	3
at my farm i	3
to take care of	3
to be the same	3
is of no consequence	3
the risk of being	3
of a man who	3
of those who have	3
which is not to	3
dialogue between horace and	3
to you in the	3
are apt to be	3
the architectural profession in	3
with him in the	3
as compared with the	3
horace the philosopher of	3
to be the first	3
the satires of horace	3
to the name of	3
the translation of the	3
the several parts of	3
horace the interpreter of	3
be seen in the	3
as if he had	3
of character in literature	3
as well as in	3
the johns hopkins university	3
to a jar of	3
by means of which	3
think not that i	3
is a matter of	3
in the words of	3
of the architectural profession	3
that you may be	3
the middle of the	3
memorial library university of	3
but at the same	3
to see a friend	3
the philosopher of life	3
fawn that seeks its	3
and the son of	3
in the conviction that	3
echoes from the sabine	3
the structure of the	3
of the civil wars	3
he makes his own	3
of the nineteenth century	3
the spectator and essayist	3
as a writer of	3
of the life of	3
i would not choose	3
in his life of	3
the command of a	3
morrow shall be thine	3
i beg of you	3
i conjure thee by	3
other side of the	3
the rules which i	3
let there be a	3
are not to be	3
the waters of the	3
the pleasures of this	3
stand in need of	3
in dread of you	3
the days of old	3
young and old are	3
had a mind to	3
which he was held	3
and i have been	3
in this way the	3
that best of blessings	3
to the study of	3
letters to dead authors	3
by the ars poetica	3
at the beginning of	3
let me have books	3
as if it had	3
an enemy to the	3
be thought to have	3
whither are you going	3
with the first swallow	3
the tables of the	3
with that of the	3
to be found at	3
with his own oxen	3
on the other side	3
i have told you	3
in the writing of	3
to be seen in	3
a s some stray	3
library university of california	3
to have been a	3
shy a s some	3
but as for me	3
the country and its	3
and the death of	3
is the will of	3
is the story of	3
he appears to have	3
be sure of this	3
you would have me	3
decrees of the senate	3
the rest of mankind	3
nor is there a	3
of the town of	3
of the fourth book	3
in the time of	3
of the fourth line	3
of the first century	3
the name of poet	3
the living of men	3
the spirit of the	3
the battle of philippi	3
he sees and knows	3
a wife with a	3
he gives and takes	3
and the middle age	3
and all the other	3
the summit of the	3
at the cost of	3
to living on the	3
and the temples of	3
from the sabine farm	3
are by no means	3
knows not how to	3
the title of poet	3
be addressed to the	3
there are many who	3
horace through the ages	3
the other side of	3
do you not perceive	3
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries	3
in the last verse	3
at the expense of	3
a great part of	3
the temple of apollo	3
which seems to have	3
his qualities as a	3
by little and little	3
as might be expected	3
o n sabine hills	3
translated into english verse	3
have you a mother	3
the fact of his	3
of the ancient poet	3
in which he was	3
who has not heard	3
from time to time	3
he was guilty of	3
his philosophy of life	3
and the sound of	3
it is difficult to	3
than those of the	3
of latin in the	3
the greek and roman	3
for that very reason	3
interpreter of his times	3
if you love me	3
see a sleek phaeacian	2
the odes and epodes	2
i could wish that	2
what are rhodes and	2
who planted in my	2
oaths are taken at	2
your bosom fevered with	2
chance may blink the	2
and for your dames	2
by as the minstrel	2
the pleasures of the	2
and pass into my	2
the mother of a	2
to be enrolled among	2
cleft by a valley	2
on the art of	2
dames divide on peaceful	2
pointed out by the	2
not likely to be	2
and all the world	2
and resting from the	2
the esteem in which	2
not be wanting to	2
forbade that any one	2
trill your songs to	2
the hare in the	2
would know what sort	2
furnius kind and true	2
true men and thieves	2
the post of virtue	2
him just and brave	2
poets free to perish	2
for the country and	2
of the sabine farm	2
therefore it is that	2
worth your while to	2
words again be cautious	2
of the literary ideal	2
but it would be	2
available in paperbound units	2
the same time he	2
is not one of	2
not for the lyre	2
i commune with myself	2
the works of horace	2
than to engage in	2
the calends of march	2
fear of death and	2
the ars poetica are	2
the false refinements that	2
first book of satires	2
for some solution of	2
mellow soil of tibur	2
and in the field	2
me comely in a	2
of a man of	2
having gained your ear	2
in the depth of	2
to mistress pyrrha i	2
of the first magnitude	2
some solution of the	2
watchful potencies unweave for	2
the better of the	2
of ind or araby	2
with pared nails encounter	2
greek and roman rules	2
of the roman poet	2
with these let harmony	2
of the younger pompey	2
is so full of	2
the example of others	2
whom god has given	2
the grave of lyce	2
the rules of art	2
verse by john conington	2
of the few who	2
and better as your	2
pains to make the	2
master of his art	2
gelid stream shall dye	2
has all other vice	2
the half of my	2
dare not leave the	2
what would now be	2
i t will last	2
same manner as the	2
with song the gods	2
with a touch of	2
this kind of satiric	2
the picture of the	2
lyre the several parts	2
by the use of	2
the study of philosophy	2
the better part of	2
the river that takes	2
such a manner as	2
than the parian stone	2
under the influence of	2
more dazzling than the	2
with morals grace it	2
and rout the false	2
on yonder shore sweet	2
the wider room traced	2
gods have given you	2
round and round the	2
sordid avarice or unchecked	2
mushrooms that grow in	2
each of them a	2
that fate may grant	2
the kraus reprint company	2
for neither does the	2
in every variety of	2
conformed to the requirements	2
and i am not	2
son of a freedman	2
be cautious and select	2
not that i have	2
of interest in horace	2
look round and round	2
may all the gods	2
but if you would	2
can make and keep	2
so she might be	2
thrill of vain alarm	2
among the clouds at	2
are hurrying suns a	2
of the past to	2
and to give them	2
the tooth of envy	2
the load at last	2
make check or money	2
if i do not	2
lycia next his native	2
theory of translation has	2
the man you recommend	2
would accept my lot	2
that dared be fast	2
let the few years	2
form the tale men	2
her man of men	2
what is called the	2
one or two in	2
do not care to	2
was the first to	2
to those with whom	2
and shield the commonwealth	2
fishes on great dishes	2
he fills his pockets	2
two hundred verses in	2
never write a verse	2
me of myself bereft	2
she cheats the grave	2
for pens and parchment	2
what are you doing	2
with his perfumed locks	2
home to share of	2
with a hundred keys	2
hall where bonds change	2
the greater part of	2
and lords of land	2
interpreter of italian living	2
whether he plow a	2
may grant me still	2
a man of wealth	2
interpreted the appeal of	2
the ground with a	2
knows whether the gods	2
to read you twice	2
to be wondered at	2
of a different kind	2
case is different from	2
fit only to be	2
follow the example of	2
and with laws correct	2
very boys and girls	2
i hear of leaders	2
of those who use	2
thou too one day	2
vows and oaths are	2
make and keep a	2
in the notes to	2
are not the only	2
may see a sleek	2
if i please in	2
far removed from the	2
doubt as to the	2
as not unfit the	2
ode of the first	2
the press of kin	2
strow before your train	2
a naked stump between	2
a favourite resort of	2
is made more strong	2
had been a pleasant	2
terror of the grave	2
seen on earth before	2
of his own powers	2
there is no need	2
settled on your brow	2
they greater or less	2
poor writings these and	2
first fifteen years of	2
in large enormous heaps	2
pulling at your beard	2
that i know nothing	2
i am a good	2
will help you to	2
not back the days	2
other fish abound the	2
y ou shun me	2
painter and the mad	2
down to the sea	2
at the ball game	2
human family of which	2
on their way to	2
description of its form	2
charm the spartan queen	2
what standard works would	2
size to name the	2
to call attention to	2
the gods above will	2
lay down that load	2
count up your birthdays	2
no reason to suppose	2
this law of science	2
may be said of	2
while all forlorn the	2
making popular applause your	2
where arising from the	2
the second half of	2
black eyes and jetty	2
when life shall end	2
the thought of death	2
can you make sport	2
he published the first	2
the dolphin in the	2
no more than a	2
when freshened by my	2
or soil for apples	2
first cousin to that	2
part to meet no	2
knows the reason why	2
boys are pulling at	2
in the open plain	2
farm i can drink	2
the fifteenth century that	2
at rome you hurry	2
at ease emasculate my	2
the first of these	2
promise of his peacock	2
attractive because of its	2
of the theory of	2
you are in health	2
nor chant your mournful	2
fumbling a naked stump	2
him as a bard	2
illustration the augustan reprint	2
still you struggle to	2
at the sight of	2
he heeds whether the	2
our tents we lay	2
agreeable to the gods	2
horace interpreted the appeal	2
even in the midst	2
the first of the	2
of his peacock dreams	2
which place is best	2
as carping and as	2
war and travel worn	2
that it was not	2
of his brother officers	2
let temperate folk write	2
do not you see	2
such a state of	2
follower and guardian of	2
transcends the vaunted bliss	2
use of the gifts	2
sea i need a	2
that i was the	2
no other way to	2
the gods have given	2
sweet cool thy waters	2
forges of the cyclops	2
generous kind to warm	2
he moulds the ripening	2
of ships in long	2
rout the false refinements	2
down that load of	2
love i late was	2
what can match the	2
but then there came	2
sort without much harm	2
be but a moneyed	2
bosom fevered with the	2
in which i have	2
in the blood of	2
through the ages introductory	2
i shall live more	2
for the first copy	2
kill me with thy	2
and lie at the	2
many of the most	2
not though three hundred	2
the day which divides	2
the case of one	2
makes it just and	2
the very fact that	2
hundred verses in an	2
far from thracian snow	2
with brutus and cassius	2
of poets shall come	2
like an attic maid	2
we do not know	2
with me in the	2
it is easy to	2
an affair of the	2
the same time it	2
books of the great	2
in academic groves of	2
to get rid of	2
can match the green	2
in all the world	2
of land affect the	2
the toils of life	2
was a man of	2
but what are we	2
money put out at	2
the sight of the	2
nor the falernian vine	2
in a strain like	2
the mellow soil of	2
angry fate those wishes	2
lay the wisdom up	2
the decline of interest	2
care you do not	2
to allay the pain	2
the favors of the	2
the life of rome	2
spot of snowy white	2
in my poor writings	2
one of the hags	2
the poet in the	2
reason of which he	2
the soil of italy	2
nothing worthy to be	2
is to be avoided	2
the orchards watered by	2
that never can be	2
some dare not leave	2
and turn my thoughts	2
this is not the	2
shore sweet cheer awaiteth	2
who sweeps its strings	2
no hall that wealth	2
the gift of god	2
he was a man	2
to adapt your fabrick	2
bliss of monarchs and	2
men of letters in	2
tell in a strange	2
london and westminster improved	2
if what i have	2
a great deal of	2
part of it away	2
when he names your	2
stump between his hands	2
sixteenth century to the	2
hebrus colder or more	2
inquire the price of	2
the search for the	2
greece but been as	2
but fate to cinara	2
of poetry in england	2
of the beauty and	2
from top to bottom	2
the dawn i rouse	2
shall trample upon the	2
i was obliged to	2
which i may be	2
not leave the old	2
search for wreaths the	2
ilex sing crowning the	2
than the wider room	2
the classics as a	2
events of the time	2
gods above will add	2
adamant into that proud	2
then blush not for	2
the rise of the	2
to give credit to	2
of the horatian influence	2
wife with a large	2
who shall be the	2
of the christian poets	2
mistress of the lyre	2
land and sea with	2
he who knows nought	2
that of a man	2
syrian spikenard on our	2
scarcely have failed to	2
even in his youth	2
are apt to do	2
to that of the	2
glory of the roman	2
the wealth of araby	2
to members of the	2
of the sentence in	2
he would have had	2
it is better to	2
and dubs his club	2
put out at interest	2
any one should be	2
from place to place	2
of their own accord	2
if any thing should	2
the name of a	2
men in the state	2
in the catalogue of	2
the oak and ilex	2
i may be able	2
in the good old	2
of a country life	2
to sloes and cornels	2
wedge of adamant into	2
the society of men	2
his journey through the	2
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solution of the great	2
you struggle to look	2
is my celsus doing	2
from a full horn	2
redeems the gorgeous promise	2
you affront the circumcised	2
gave a life of	2
used to take a	2
on the point of	2
to pray to jove	2
contain the name of	2
the duties of a	2
and vows and oaths	2
you hurry me away	2
awaiteth such as we	2
instead of being hissed	2
woes can wring my	2
in the preface to	2
been a long while	2
i believe i have	2
the permanence of his	2
are honoured as divine	2
that none should ask	2
the course of time	2
discussion of the theory	2
as false as parthia	2
blanche aux yeux noirs	2
a way to make	2
he kept me chaste	2
to seek in his	2
i will tell you	2
would fate but spare	2
brought upon the stage	2
which young and old	2
me still be all	2
of sufficient size to	2
you back to your	2
so far as horace	2
would have been the	2
your drink were tanais	2
horace the dynamic the	2
of the rules of	2
that of the metre	2
and call for pens	2
my poor writings these	2
and still you struggle	2
hanging from the spray	2
first men of the	2
tale men know so	2
had greece but been	2
once on a time	2
after the battle of	2
years of the society	2
but verses all men	2
the age of the	2
flying hour has brought	2
sword and shield the	2
whence in every field	2
treasures of the arabians	2
the terror of the	2
interpreter of the popular	2
phaeacian come to life	2
and richer spilth the	2
on terms of mutual	2
how comes it to	2
carry off the rest	2
himself and in his	2
fleets of ships in	2
whether he has conformed	2
the rule of things	2
meet no more this	2
the music of the	2
may blink the obvious	2
publication of first book	2
at the completion of	2
let necessity but drive	2
wise and just in	2
to which he rose	2
end of the sixth	2
in the matter of	2
thee the fierce sirian	2
and round the man	2
and modern times the	2
a matter of no	2
men know so well	2
smouldering in grey dust	2
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acquaintance with the poet	2
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from the ars poetica	2
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me what i am	2
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english verse by john	2
the boar in the	2
a work of art	2
venus settles on your	2
enrich me with new	2
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a corner of the	2
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leafy growth of lycia	2
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songs to youthful love	2
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me to my former	2
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to the nineteenth century	2
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his conception of the	2
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palace on the esquiline	2
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of his other poems	2
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others be more rich	2
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of the western empire	2
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into english verse by	2
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of first book of	2
last sad road below	2
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permanence of his own	2
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him by the elbow	2
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once more in the	2
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that load of state	2
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the great palace on	2
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of the human heart	2
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far as we can	2
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of the ancient roman	2
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of the horatian lyric	2
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that best of men	2
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by its own weight	2
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regents of the university	2
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of the poet in	2
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in his early writings	2
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dulce et decorum est	2
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young men of the	2
to the friends of	2
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dew my yet warm	2
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of horace as a	2
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is due to their	2
perish as they will	2
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translations of the ars	2
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we shall find him	2
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me with new hopes	2
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be better able to	2
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many generations of men	2
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that of the poet	2
white has left your	2
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in the introduction to	2
as the interpreter of	2
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from nature or from	2
minstrel of the roman	2
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man of the world	2
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are available in paperbound	2
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