The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... live on your little farm with a moderate fortune , but a princely mind ; and where you practife the contempt , and triumph over the temptations of ambition , pomp , luxury , and all that fol- lows the chariot of fortune , or attracts ...
... live on your little farm with a moderate fortune , but a princely mind ; and where you practife the contempt , and triumph over the temptations of ambition , pomp , luxury , and all that fol- lows the chariot of fortune , or attracts ...
Page xvi
... lives any one will regret the lofs of the Efti , the Farnefe , or the Medici , who formerly efpoufed with fo much zeal the patronage of literature . Adieu moft learned Holftein , and if you think me worthy of the honour , rank me I ...
... lives any one will regret the lofs of the Efti , the Farnefe , or the Medici , who formerly efpoufed with fo much zeal the patronage of literature . Adieu moft learned Holftein , and if you think me worthy of the honour , rank me I ...
Page xxv
... the tomb , is , owing to the fingular goodness of the Deity , paffed amid the pursuits of literature and the cheering falutations of friendship . But if , as is written , written , man shall not live by bread alone , XXV.
... the tomb , is , owing to the fingular goodness of the Deity , paffed amid the pursuits of literature and the cheering falutations of friendship . But if , as is written , written , man shall not live by bread alone , XXV.
Page xxvi
... live by bread alone , but by every word that proceedeth from the mouth of God , why may not any one acquiefce in the privation of his fight , when God has fo amply furnished his mind and his confcience with eyes . While he fo tenderly ...
... live by bread alone , but by every word that proceedeth from the mouth of God , why may not any one acquiefce in the privation of his fight , when God has fo amply furnished his mind and his confcience with eyes . While he fo tenderly ...
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... live under , it is the corruption and remiff- nefs of difcipline that they feek . Epifcopacy duly exe- cuted , yea , the turkish and jewish rigour againft whor- ing and drinking ; the dear and tender difcipline of a father , the ...
... live under , it is the corruption and remiff- nefs of difcipline that they feek . Epifcopacy duly exe- cuted , yea , the turkish and jewish rigour againft whor- ing and drinking ; the dear and tender difcipline of a father , the ...
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