The metamorphoses of Apuleius : a romance of the second century

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among the rees and bushes, in orde to ut the ood

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liverance tha seeme opportunely bout o providem missi a place of concesinent. For, by an un-luch coincidetice, the master of the stud of horses,

in late possessor, havin lost a heisor, an de- spatolio severa os his labourin servant in quest ofit in men, after solioWing the pursuit through the

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Boo VII. LUCIUS RETAΚΕΝ. 245 adj0ining parishes, fortuitousi came pon us at the Ver momen above referre to. RecogniZin in immediately one os them, Without more ado, eige mob the halter, and whilem ne ride continue to siton in bach procoede to dra me alonii a directiondisserent to that e ere going. The Strange mean-whil offeret a stout resistance to thei essoris, and

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man.

collo ted est the fragmonis they could sind, and laid thom togethor illi dissiculi in the est ordo theywere able the burie it in the arth. Whichione, they securet bound the limb os in Bellerophon, placedhim again on m bach and drove me to thei village, in orderio onlyrio lay thei insormation against him

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true to his appotntinent. So oon a the parent perceived the alter personage, aid ne of them, arulywe anno trouble urselves in ur present condition,

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innocence an Securit contrar to the dictatos os an vi conscien e is compatibie illi the ost

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in seet, par from ne another, in Such a manne as

lio e sor a burning irobrand, and thrus it unde mytail An no indoed the as Would have perished like another Meleagor, victim of the delirious Althea, Simultaneousi With the extinctio of the burning billsit, ad not in naturo on the preSent, RS n

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BOOK VIII.

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lli parent of the ounila But in spite os all