The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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Page xxii
... leave I will employ , be affured that you are among the first ob- jects of my regard ; nor would any thing be more agree- able to me , if your circumftances permit as much as your inclination , than to have you take up your abode fome ...
... leave I will employ , be affured that you are among the first ob- jects of my regard ; nor would any thing be more agree- able to me , if your circumftances permit as much as your inclination , than to have you take up your abode fome ...
Page xxviii
... leave the factions or the diverfions of the city for contemplations the most serious and fublime . I fee not what advantage you can have in that retirement except in an access to a multitude of books ; the affociates in ftudy whom you ...
... leave the factions or the diverfions of the city for contemplations the most serious and fublime . I fee not what advantage you can have in that retirement except in an access to a multitude of books ; the affociates in ftudy whom you ...
Page xxxvi
... leave them on the road . I have as you desired me , presented your kind wishes to our friend Lawrence . There is nothing that I wish more than that you and your pupil may have your health and return to us foon as poffible after having ...
... leave them on the road . I have as you desired me , presented your kind wishes to our friend Lawrence . There is nothing that I wish more than that you and your pupil may have your health and return to us foon as poffible after having ...
Page xli
... Leaving the com- mon track of pleasure and amufement , you fhould cheerfully encounter the toils and the dangers of that steep and rugged way which leads to the pinnacle of virtue . This , believe me , you will accomplish with more ...
... Leaving the com- mon track of pleasure and amufement , you fhould cheerfully encounter the toils and the dangers of that steep and rugged way which leads to the pinnacle of virtue . This , believe me , you will accomplish with more ...
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... leave him , and fall to fcrambling , catch who may , he a patriarch- dom , and another what comes next hand ; as the French cardinal of late and the fee of Canterbury hath plainly affected . In Edward the Sixth's days , why a complete ...
... leave him , and fall to fcrambling , catch who may , he a patriarch- dom , and another what comes next hand ; as the French cardinal of late and the fee of Canterbury hath plainly affected . In Edward the Sixth's days , why a complete ...
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