Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina xix
... whole life of the hero whom he proposes to celebrate in song , but usually one particular action of his life , . . . so likewise 9 But the plans for poems in the Trinity College Manuscript show that he at one time also considered King ...
... whole life of the hero whom he proposes to celebrate in song , but usually one particular action of his life , . . . so likewise 9 But the plans for poems in the Trinity College Manuscript show that he at one time also considered King ...
Pagina 143
... whole course of this matter . For that I owe no light or leading received from any man in the dis- covery of this truth , what time I first undertook it in the Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce , and had only the infallible grounds of ...
... whole course of this matter . For that I owe no light or leading received from any man in the dis- covery of this truth , what time I first undertook it in the Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce , and had only the infallible grounds of ...
Pagina 198
... whole wisdom could not move from their place , them his impetuous folly should presume to ride over . And if I were more warm than was meet in any passage of that book , which yet I do not yield , I might use therein the patronage of no ...
... whole wisdom could not move from their place , them his impetuous folly should presume to ride over . And if I were more warm than was meet in any passage of that book , which yet I do not yield , I might use therein the patronage of no ...
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A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
16081654 | 14 |
PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
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