The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... live . " In a letter , which from its date was written about two months before his Lycidas , he lays open to his friend Deodati the lofty hopes and the daring projects of his heart . " But you are now anxious , as I know " ( the writer ...
... live . " In a letter , which from its date was written about two months before his Lycidas , he lays open to his friend Deodati the lofty hopes and the daring projects of his heart . " But you are now anxious , as I know " ( the writer ...
Page 366
... live , but to live only in a state of miserable exile . But not limited to the sufferings of the living , the vengeance of Charles extended itself to mean Regnabit sanguine multo Ad regnum quisquis venit ab exsilio . Sueto . in Tib . c ...
... live , but to live only in a state of miserable exile . But not limited to the sufferings of the living , the vengeance of Charles extended itself to mean Regnabit sanguine multo Ad regnum quisquis venit ab exsilio . Sueto . in Tib . c ...
Page 378
... live thou'dst call Salmasius from the dead . " But the moderation of his wants still kept him at a distance from poverty ; and they , who could suppose him to be unhappy , must have been ill acquainted with the consolations of conscious ...
... live thou'dst call Salmasius from the dead . " But the moderation of his wants still kept him at a distance from poverty ; and they , who could suppose him to be unhappy , must have been ill acquainted with the consolations of conscious ...
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