...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Propontic which never ebbeth! — The sea which taketh handsomely...destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, Oh man ordained to lend — that thou lose not in the end, with thy wordly penny, the reversion promised....

...He is the true Propontic which never cbbeth! — The sea which taketh handsomely at each man's handT In vain the victim, whom he delighteth to honour,...destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, Oh man ordained to lend — that thou lose not in the end, with thy wordly penny, the reversion promised....

...which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Propontic which never ebbeth !—The sea which takcth handsomely at each man's hand. In vain the victim, whom he delighteth to honor, struggles with destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, O man ordained to lend...

...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Propontic which never ebbeth ! The sea which taketh handsomely...destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, oh man ordained to lend — that thou lose not in the end, with thy wordly penny, the reversion promised....

...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Propontic which never ebbeth ! The sea which taketh handsomely...destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, 0 man ordained to lend — that thou lose not in the end, with thy worldly penny, the reversion promised....

...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Propontic which never ebbeth ! The sea which taketh handsomely...man's hand. In vain the victim, whom he delighteth to honor, struggles with destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, O man, ordained to lend...

...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended! He is the true Propontis which never ebbeth ! the sea which taketh handsomely...man's hand. In vain the victim, whom he delighteth to honor, struggles with destiny; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, O man, ordained to lend...

...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Propontic which never ebbeth ! The sea which taketh handsomely...man's hand. In vain the victim, whom he delighteth to honor, struggles with destiny ; he is in the net. Lend therefore cheerfully, O man, ordained to lend...

...naturally as the cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended! He is the true Fropontis which never ebbeth ! the sea which taketh handsomely at each man's hand. In vain the victim, whom he delightcth to honor, struggles with destiny; he is in the net. Lend therefore chcerfully, 0 man, ordained...

...cloak of the traveller, for which sun and wind contended ! He is the true Proprmtis which never cbbeth! the sea which taketh handsomely at each man's hand. In vain the victim, whom he deand of Dives ! but, when thou seest the proper authority coming, meet it smilingly, as it were halfway....