Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 74
... common approbation or dislike of that place , as now it is , that I should esteem or disesteem myself or any other the more for that , too simple and too credulous is the confuter , if he think to obtain with me or any right discerner ...
... common approbation or dislike of that place , as now it is , that I should esteem or disesteem myself or any other the more for that , too simple and too credulous is the confuter , if he think to obtain with me or any right discerner ...
Pagina 197
... common adversary with them , it might be counted small credit for their cause to have found such an assistant as this babbler hath devised me . What other thing in his book there is of dispute or question , in answering thereto I doubt ...
... common adversary with them , it might be counted small credit for their cause to have found such an assistant as this babbler hath devised me . What other thing in his book there is of dispute or question , in answering thereto I doubt ...
Pagina 289
... common- wealth , 163 to forestall restoration , 164 , 166 assigned work , 26 , 163 gift of , to Earl of Carbery , 64 King and his book easily refuted in , 170 manner of composition , 163 occasion for , 26 selections from , 162–167 , 210 ...
... common- wealth , 163 to forestall restoration , 164 , 166 assigned work , 26 , 163 gift of , to Earl of Carbery , 64 King and his book easily refuted in , 170 manner of composition , 163 occasion for , 26 selections from , 162–167 , 210 ...
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A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
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