The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... causes that hitherto have hin- dered it in two Books , written to a Friend ... Of Prelatical Episcopacy , and whether it may be deduced from the Apostolical Times , by virtue of those Testimonies which are alleged to that purpose in ...
... causes that hitherto have hin- dered it in two Books , written to a Friend ... Of Prelatical Episcopacy , and whether it may be deduced from the Apostolical Times , by virtue of those Testimonies which are alleged to that purpose in ...
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... which he infpires , and the good authors which he causes to be read . Nor do I think it a matter of little moment whether the language of a people be vitiated or refined , whether the the popular idiom be erroneous or correct . This con- ...
... which he infpires , and the good authors which he causes to be read . Nor do I think it a matter of little moment whether the language of a people be vitiated or refined , whether the the popular idiom be erroneous or correct . This con- ...
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... cause of ill - health , a neceffary and sudden removal to another house , which had accidentally begun to take place on the day that your letter arrived ; and lastly , by Thame that I had no intelligence concerning your bufi- nefs ...
... cause of ill - health , a neceffary and sudden removal to another house , which had accidentally begun to take place on the day that your letter arrived ; and lastly , by Thame that I had no intelligence concerning your bufi- nefs ...
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... caused a doubt , though long fince in fome conversations which we had on the fubject juft after your return from Holland , you feemed to have no doubt but that More was the author to whom the compofition was in those parts unanimoufly ...
... caused a doubt , though long fince in fome conversations which we had on the fubject juft after your return from Holland , you feemed to have no doubt but that More was the author to whom the compofition was in those parts unanimoufly ...
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... causes and the symptoms of the com- plaint . I will do what you defire , left I should seem to reject that aid which perhaps may be offered me by heaven . It is now , I think , about ten years fince I per- ceived my vifion to grow weak ...
... causes and the symptoms of the com- plaint . I will do what you defire , left I should seem to reject that aid which perhaps may be offered me by heaven . It is now , I think , about ten years fince I per- ceived my vifion to grow weak ...
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