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And the envious man (as those two vices are seldom asunder) looking through the spectacles of envie on his neighbours goods, thinketh every thing that his neighbour hath better than his owne, |
And the envious man (as those two vices Are seldom asunder) looking through the spectacles of envy on his neighbours goods, Thinketh every thing that his neighbour hath better than his own, |
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Fertilior seges est alienis semper in arvis: vicinumque pecus grandius uber habet. Ovid. artis l. 1. Aliena nobis, nostra plus aliis placent. P. Syrus. — majorque videtur, Et melior vicina seges. Iuven. sat. 14. |
Fertilior sedges est alienis semper in arvis: vicinumque pecus grandius Uber habet. Ovid. artis l. 1. Aliena nobis, nostra plus Others placent. P. Syrus. — majorque videtur, Et melior Vicinity sedges. Juvenal. sat. 14. |
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