The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 123
... common earth ? But he1 + , whose wand the realms of death controlls , Forbids thy shade to blend with common souls . While these , o'erawed , disperse at his command , He leads thee to thy own distinguish'd band . To your sad fold , my ...
... common earth ? But he1 + , whose wand the realms of death controlls , Forbids thy shade to blend with common souls . While these , o'erawed , disperse at his command , He leads thee to thy own distinguish'd band . To your sad fold , my ...
Page 217
... common cause against the in- creasing power of the Parliament , and the per- suasion of a common religion had undoubtedly prevailed upon the Queen to lend her sanction , in which the King's was implied , to the pro- jected rising of the ...
... common cause against the in- creasing power of the Parliament , and the per- suasion of a common religion had undoubtedly prevailed upon the Queen to lend her sanction , in which the King's was implied , to the pro- jected rising of the ...
Page 285
Charles Symmons. common hangman , contributed to increase rather than to lessen the extent of its fame . Proportioned ... common report , the jealousies of Madame de Saumaise . On the discovery , however , of his 43 May it be noticed as ...
Charles Symmons. common hangman , contributed to increase rather than to lessen the extent of its fame . Proportioned ... common report , the jealousies of Madame de Saumaise . On the discovery , however , of his 43 May it be noticed as ...
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