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Such Lions, and Wolfs, and Bears, and Tygers, are the greedy great ones of this world, who are ever ravening after the estates and the livelihoods of their meaner neighbours, snatching, and biting, and devouring, and at length eating them up and consuming them. |
Such Lions, and Wolf's, and Bears, and Tigers, Are the greedy great ones of this world, who Are ever ravening After the estates and the livelihoods of their meaner neighbours, snatching, and biting, and devouring, and At length eating them up and consuming them. |
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Qui pote plus urget: pisces ut saepe minutos Magnu ' comest, ut aves enecat accipiter. Varro in Margopoli — factus praeda majori minor. Sen. in Hippol. act. 2. |
Qui pote plus urget: pisces ut saepe minutos Magnu ' Comest, ut aves enecat accipiter. Varro in Margopoli — factus Praeda majori minor. Sen. in Hippol. act. 2. |
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