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That I should suspect that you had forgotten me , however , your so many recent kindnesses to me by no means allow . I do not see , either , how you could dismiss into oblivion one laden with so great benefits by you .
That I should suspect that you had forgotten me , however , your so many recent kindnesses to me by no means allow . I do not see , either , how you could dismiss into oblivion one laden with so great benefits by you .
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Nor even should you have persisted in not writing would there be lack of means with me for supplying that good office . Your probity writes for me in your stead , and inscribes true letters on my inmost consciousness ; your frank ...
Nor even should you have persisted in not writing would there be lack of means with me for supplying that good office . Your probity writes for me in your stead , and inscribes true letters on my inmost consciousness ; your frank ...
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... and the growth thereof to be prevented by spiritual means and church discipline , not by civil laws and outward force , since it is God only who gives as well to believe aright , as to believe at all , and by those means which He ...
... and the growth thereof to be prevented by spiritual means and church discipline , not by civil laws and outward force , since it is God only who gives as well to believe aright , as to believe at all , and by those means which He ...
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| Titel | Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His Works |
| Auteur | John Milton |
| Redacteur | John Siemon Diekhoff |
| Uitgever | Oxford University Press, 1939 |
| Lengte | 307 pagina's |
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