...walked thither, and reflecting on the fmallnefs of the farm and the meanneis of the dwelling, ufed to think of the peculiar virtues of Dentatus who, though he was the greateft man in Rome, had fubdued the moft warlike nations, and driven Pyrrhus out of Italy, cultivated...

...walked thither, and reflecting on the fmallnefs of the farm and the meannefs of the dwelling, ufed to think of the peculiar virtues of Dentatus, who, though he was the greateil man in Rome, had fubdued the moft warlike nations, and driven Pyrrhus out of Italy, cultivated...

...walked thither, and reflefting on the finallnefs of the farm and the meannefs of the dwelling, ufed to think of the peculiar virtues of Dentatus, who, though he was the greateft man in Rome, had fubdued the moft warlike nations, and driven Pyrrhus out of Italy, cultivated...

...walked thither, and, refleding on the fmallnefs of the farm, and the meannefs of the dwelling, ufed to think of the peculiar virtues of Dentatus, who, though he was the greateft man in Rome, had fubdued the moft warlike nations, and driven Pyrrhus out of Italy, cultivated...

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...honoured with a triumph. Cato often walked thither, and reflecting on the smallness of the farm and the meanness of the dwelling, used to think of the peculiar virtues of Deatatus, who, though he was the greatest man in Rome, had subdued the most warlike nations, and driven...

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