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Lausus and Lydia part 5

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There remained in the prisons none but the faithful friend of Lausus. “Let him be exposed,” said Mezentius; “let him fall a prey to...

Lausus and Lydia part 4

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He ordered his son into his presence, talked to him with good humor and bade him prepare to set out the next day for...

Lausus and Lydia part 3

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“The King my father,” says he, “is as generous after victory as intractable before battle: satisfied with victory, he is incapable of oppression. It...

The Story of an Heir part 3

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His affliction would have been insupportable, had not he been comforted by the daily visits and conversations of his friend. As they were one...

The Story of an Heir part 2

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This makes me often think on a story I have heard of two friends, which I shall give my reader at large, under feigned...

The Story of an Heir part 1

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Joseph Addison (1672-1719) Born in Wiltshire in 1672, of a respected and cultured family, Joseph Addison went to Oxford, and began his literary life by...

The Shipwreck of Simonides 2

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A lerned man has always a fund of riches in himself. Simonides, who wrote such excellent lyric poems, the more easily to support his poverty,...

The Prodigal Son 2

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Music and dance Now his elder son was in the field: and as he came and drew nigh to the house, he heard music and...

The History of Susanna 1

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The History of Susanna (From The Apocrypha) Susanna was originally a part of the Book of Daniel, but was set apart as apocryphal, because it...

The Dream 1

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Apuleius (Born ca. 125 A.D.) Lucius Apuleius, author of The Golden Ass, was born and educated in northern Africa. He practised law, was an indefatigable...

The Jewish Mother 2

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Perge’s Hidden History

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