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... harmed me , I could have been rescued by you and your judgment in favor of me . The final event proved my ruin and sent my boat to the bottom , One storm that destroyed a craft which so often survived without harm . It was not a small ...
... harmed me , I could have been rescued by you and your judgment in favor of me . The final event proved my ruin and sent my boat to the bottom , One storm that destroyed a craft which so often survived without harm . It was not a small ...
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... harm the morals of men . Not every book will , however , be subject to blame for offending : There is no profit in something which cannot do harm as well . What is more useful than fire ? But if one prepares to burn houses He makes his ...
... harm the morals of men . Not every book will , however , be subject to blame for offending : There is no profit in something which cannot do harm as well . What is more useful than fire ? But if one prepares to burn houses He makes his ...
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... harmed by a poem I'm madly in love with verse . Thus did the exotic lotus please the palates of men from Ithaca , Its savor was grateful to those whom it was destined to harm . The lover feels that which destroys him but nevertheless he ...
... harmed by a poem I'm madly in love with verse . Thus did the exotic lotus please the palates of men from Ithaca , Its savor was grateful to those whom it was destined to harm . The lover feels that which destroys him but nevertheless he ...
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