George A. Aitken

Capitolo 76

he would lie down and it would have away his/her stricken head. If this earned an applause,
all were well;  but if there was not not, nothing gone away but for the executioner
to make his/her office. But Caesar would not leave the success of his/her discourse
to so uncertain events:  him show his/her men the irrationality of them
fears in an amiable way, and it concludes, that if anybody other
March together with them, him he would go with the tithe Legion, for him
it was insured of their fidelity and value, although the whole forsook of rest
him;  not but that in every probability of theirs they were as very against March
as the rest. The result of all was very natural:  the tenth Legion, shot
with the encomiums of their general, sends thanks to him for the solo
opinion that he entertains of them;  and the rest, ashamed to be old-fashioned,
it assures him, that they is as ready to follow where he arranges to conduct
them as some other part of the army.



[Footnote 124:  You/he/she has been suggested, with small or any reason that
Sappho is meant her/it Mrs. Manley (Author of the "Atalantis Nuovo"), or Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas (known as "Corinna"), or her Mrs. Elizabeth Heywood. Sees
No 40.]

[Footnote 125:  "Heaven Lost", viii. 283.]

[Footnote 126:  The "is of Dryden of the innocence and fall of Man:  a Work,"
iii of the action. sc.  the.  In the _Spectator_ (No 345), Addison illustrated
The chaste treatment of Milton of the subject of the wedding of Eve from
contrasting in what he tells with the account the work that Dryden,
according to the verses of Protection, the mineral metallic gilded of "refined Milton, and new-weaved
his/her hard-spun thought."]

[Footnote 127:  Addison, on to read here this comment on Virgil that
him he had communicated to Steele, it discovered that his/her friend was
the author of the _Tatler_. He was to this point in Ireland, Secretary to
God Wharton, and he/she returned in England with the God Tenente on the
8 of September following. (The Preface of Tickell to the Jobs of Addison.)]

[Footnote 128:  "AEneid", iv. 124.]