The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 120
... Lorenzo allayed the apprehenfions of the greater part of the confpirators , and rendered them in future more favourable to his interests . " He only knows how to conquer , " faid Lorenzo , " who knows how to forgive ! " HUMANE POLICY ...
... Lorenzo allayed the apprehenfions of the greater part of the confpirators , and rendered them in future more favourable to his interests . " He only knows how to conquer , " faid Lorenzo , " who knows how to forgive ! " HUMANE POLICY ...
Page 121
... Lorenzo , and the per- fuafions of his friends , were fufficiently powerful to fof- ten that obduracy which there is reafon to presume Lucretia manifested on his firft addreffes , yet remains a matter of doubt . The fonnets of Lorenzo ...
... Lorenzo , and the per- fuafions of his friends , were fufficiently powerful to fof- ten that obduracy which there is reafon to presume Lucretia manifested on his firft addreffes , yet remains a matter of doubt . The fonnets of Lorenzo ...
Page 122
... Lorenzo fought for an object to concentrate his ideas , to give them strength and effect , and he found in Lucretia ... LORENZO TO HIS WIFE . This letter , written upon his arrival at Milan , though very fhort , and not diftinguifhed by ...
... Lorenzo fought for an object to concentrate his ideas , to give them strength and effect , and he found in Lucretia ... LORENZO TO HIS WIFE . This letter , written upon his arrival at Milan , though very fhort , and not diftinguifhed by ...
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