The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... 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 some late Treatises ; one whereof goes under the Name of James ...
... 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 some late Treatises ; one whereof goes under the Name of James ...
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... friendship for me may prompt . From my villa , Decemb . 4 , 1634 . VI . To CAROLO DEODATI . I CLEARLY fee that you are determined not to be overcome in filence ; if this be fo , you fhall have the palm of victory for I will write firft ...
... friendship for me may prompt . From my villa , Decemb . 4 , 1634 . VI . To CAROLO DEODATI . I CLEARLY fee that you are determined not to be overcome in filence ; if this be fo , you fhall have the palm of victory for I will write firft ...
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... friends , write letters , or go abroad ; but it is my way to fuffer no impedi- ment , no love of ease , no avocation whatever , to chill the ardour , to break the continuity , or divert the com- pletion of my literary purfuits . From ...
... friends , write letters , or go abroad ; but it is my way to fuffer no impedi- ment , no love of ease , no avocation whatever , to chill the ardour , to break the continuity , or divert the com- pletion of my literary purfuits . From ...
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... friends think it enough to give me one farewell in their letters , but I fee why you do it so often ; for you give ... friendship and your fkill . I was long kept waiting in expectation of a letter from you , which you had engaged to ...
... friends think it enough to give me one farewell in their letters , but I fee why you do it so often ; for you give ... friendship and your fkill . I was long kept waiting in expectation of a letter from you , which you had engaged to ...
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... friendship fuch as this , there is not fo much need of letters as of a lively recol- lection of each other's virtues . And though you have not written , you have fomething that may fupply the omiffion : your probity writes to me in your ...
... friendship fuch as this , there is not fo much need of letters as of a lively recol- lection of each other's virtues . And though you have not written , you have fomething that may fupply the omiffion : your probity writes to me in your ...
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