The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 169
... says , " to my thinking , honor a good cause more from the heart than by defending it earnestly . " He talked , indeed , " of 56 pleading against his con- futer by no other advocates than silence and suf- ferance ; and speaking deeds ...
... says , " to my thinking , honor a good cause more from the heart than by defending it earnestly . " He talked , indeed , " of 56 pleading against his con- futer by no other advocates than silence and suf- ferance ; and speaking deeds ...
Page 174
... says our author , " the christian prudence lies , to consider what God hath joined . Shall we say that God hath joined error , fraud , unfitness , wrath , con- tention , perpetual loneliness , perpetual discord ? Whatever lust , or wine ...
... says our author , " the christian prudence lies , to consider what God hath joined . Shall we say that God hath joined error , fraud , unfitness , wrath , con- tention , perpetual loneliness , perpetual discord ? Whatever lust , or wine ...
Page 432
... says Richardson , " and the effect it had upon his mind , I remember a story I had from a friend , I was happy in for many years ; and who loved to talk of Milton , as he often did . Milton hearing a lady sing finely , ' Now will I ...
... says Richardson , " and the effect it had upon his mind , I remember a story I had from a friend , I was happy in for many years ; and who loved to talk of Milton , as he often did . Milton hearing a lady sing finely , ' Now will I ...
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