The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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Page iv
... fear , left our clergy fhould relapfe into the facerdotal ignorance of a former age . Since I find so few affociates in study here , I should inftantly direct my fteps to Lon- don , if I had not determind to spend the fummer vaca- tion ...
... fear , left our clergy fhould relapfe into the facerdotal ignorance of a former age . Since I find so few affociates in study here , I should inftantly direct my fteps to Lon- don , if I had not determind to spend the fummer vaca- tion ...
Page xxx
... fear left I should seem to lament the privation of fight in proportion to the exor- bitance of the price for which I fhould have purchased the book . Do you endeavour to learn in how many volumes the entire work is contained ; and of ...
... fear left I should seem to lament the privation of fight in proportion to the exor- bitance of the price for which I fhould have purchased the book . Do you endeavour to learn in how many volumes the entire work is contained ; and of ...
Page xxxv
... fear that he will experience the most bitter disappointment who thinks ever to get to Heaven under the aufpices of fo profligate a guide . Alas ! for that church where the ministers en- deavour to please only the ear ; minifters whom ...
... fear that he will experience the most bitter disappointment who thinks ever to get to Heaven under the aufpices of fo profligate a guide . Alas ! for that church where the ministers en- deavour to please only the ear ; minifters whom ...
Page xxxix
... fear to excite their moft inveterate hate and their most bitter maledictions . Oh happy are you whom , out of fo many thousands of the wife and learned , providence has rescued from the very brink of deftruc- tion , and selected to bear ...
... fear to excite their moft inveterate hate and their most bitter maledictions . Oh happy are you whom , out of fo many thousands of the wife and learned , providence has rescued from the very brink of deftruc- tion , and selected to bear ...
Page xl
... fear with you left our civil diffenfions , or rather ma- niacal agitation , fhould expofe us to the attack of the Jately confederated enemies of religion and of liberty ; but thofe enemies could not inflict a deeper wound upon religion ...
... fear with you left our civil diffenfions , or rather ma- niacal agitation , fhould expofe us to the attack of the Jately confederated enemies of religion and of liberty ; but thofe enemies could not inflict a deeper wound upon religion ...
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