id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
horace-works_157		horace-works_157			.txt	text/plain	1300	39	60	He treats at large upon the cultivation of the favor of great men; and concludes with a few words concerning the acquirement of peace of mind. Amphion is thought to have given way to his brother 's humors; so do you yield to the gentle dictates of your friend in power: as often as he leads forth his dogs into the fields and his cattle laden with Aetolian nets, arise and lay aside the peevishness of your unmannerly muse, that you may sup together on the delicious fare purchased by your labor; an exercise habitual to the manly Romans, of service to their fame and life and limbs: especially when you are in health, and are able either to excel the dog in swiftness, or the boar in strength.	cache/horace-works_157.txt	txt/horace-works_157.txt
