Great Books of the Western World, Količina 7Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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Stran 117
... lover : for lovers repent of the kindnesses which they have shown when their passion ceases , but to the non - lovers who are free and not under any compulsion , no time of repentance ever comes ; for they confer their benefits ...
... lover : for lovers repent of the kindnesses which they have shown when their passion ceases , but to the non - lovers who are free and not under any compulsion , no time of repentance ever comes ; for they confer their benefits ...
Stran 120
... lover rather than the lover ; his words were as follows : - " All good counsel begins in the same way ; a man should know what he is advising about , or his counsel will all come to nought . But peo- ple imagine that they know about the ...
... lover rather than the lover ; his words were as follows : - " All good counsel begins in the same way ; a man should know what he is advising about , or his counsel will all come to nought . But peo- ple imagine that they know about the ...
Stran 122
... lover ; and that in making such a choice he was giving himself up to a faithless , morose , envious , disagreeable ... lover there is no real kindness ; he has an appetite and wants to feed upon you : As wolves love lambs so lovers love ...
... lover ; and that in making such a choice he was giving himself up to a faithless , morose , envious , disagreeable ... lover there is no real kindness ; he has an appetite and wants to feed upon you : As wolves love lambs so lovers love ...
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