The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 73
... called , their share of notice was inconsiderable ; and it is only in what may be re- garded as the present generation , that they have acquired any large proportion of their just praise . ' Their reputation seems to be still increasing ...
... called , their share of notice was inconsiderable ; and it is only in what may be re- garded as the present generation , that they have acquired any large proportion of their just praise . ' Their reputation seems to be still increasing ...
Page 340
... called it , but , indeed , to the ravening seizure of innumerable thieves in office ; yet were withal no less burdened in all extraordinary assessments and oppressions , than those whom they took to be disaffected : nor were we happier ...
... called it , but , indeed , to the ravening seizure of innumerable thieves in office ; yet were withal no less burdened in all extraordinary assessments and oppressions , than those whom they took to be disaffected : nor were we happier ...
Page 359
... called amiss " The good old Cause : if it seem strange to any , it will not seem more strange , I hope , than convincing to backsliders . Thus much I should , perhaps , have said , though I were sure I should have spoken only to trees ...
... called amiss " The good old Cause : if it seem strange to any , it will not seem more strange , I hope , than convincing to backsliders . Thus much I should , perhaps , have said , though I were sure I should have spoken only to trees ...
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