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Page 47
Which because I am persuaded you doe to no other purpose then out of a true desire , that God should be honoured in every one , I therefore thinke myselfe bound , though unaskt , to give you account , as oft as occasion is , of this my ...
Which because I am persuaded you doe to no other purpose then out of a true desire , that God should be honoured in every one , I therefore thinke myselfe bound , though unaskt , to give you account , as oft as occasion is , of this my ...
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... and nothing hindering then this affected solitariAnd though this were anough , yet there is to this another act , if not of pure , yet of refined nature , no lesse availeable to dissuade prolonged obscurity , a desire of honour and ...
... and nothing hindering then this affected solitariAnd though this were anough , yet there is to this another act , if not of pure , yet of refined nature , no lesse availeable to dissuade prolonged obscurity , a desire of honour and ...
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The Genius says , I see bright honour sparkle in your eyes : and Helena , in All's well that ends well , addressing one of the young lords , from whom " The earl of Bridgewater was the proprietor also of Horton . she was to select her ...
The Genius says , I see bright honour sparkle in your eyes : and Helena , in All's well that ends well , addressing one of the young lords , from whom " The earl of Bridgewater was the proprietor also of Horton . she was to select her ...
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she was to select her husband , uses nearly the same expressionThe honour , sir , which flames in your fair eyes , Before I speak too threat'ningly replies . " Y The Mask of Comus was acted before the earl of Bridgewater , the president ...
she was to select her husband , uses nearly the same expressionThe honour , sir , which flames in your fair eyes , Before I speak too threat'ningly replies . " Y The Mask of Comus was acted before the earl of Bridgewater , the president ...
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He was the friend of Waller , and the theme of his muse ; but his most distinguishing honours are derived from his connexion with Comus , and its author . Of the former of these he was the first publisher ; ' and by the latter he was ...
He was the friend of Waller , and the theme of his muse ; but his most distinguishing honours are derived from his connexion with Comus , and its author . Of the former of these he was the first publisher ; ' and by the latter he was ...
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| Title | The Life of John Milton |
| Author | Charles Symmons |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Nichols and Son, 1806 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 20 Jan 2011 |
| Length | 566 pages |
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