The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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Page viii
... Most of my other friends think it enough to give me one farewell in their letters , but I fee why you do it so often ; for you give me to understand that your medical authority is now added to the potency , and sub- fervient to the ...
... Most of my other friends think it enough to give me one farewell in their letters , but I fee why you do it so often ; for you give me to understand that your medical authority is now added to the potency , and sub- fervient to the ...
Page xv
... most learned Holftein , whether I am the only Englishman to whom you have shown fo much friendship and re- gard , or whether you are led to show the fame to all my countrymen , from a recollection of the three years which you paffed at ...
... most learned Holftein , whether I am the only Englishman to whom you have shown fo much friendship and re- gard , or whether you are led to show the fame to all my countrymen , from a recollection of the three years which you paffed at ...
Page xvi
... most attached to you and to the ftudies in which you are engaged . Florence , March 30 , 1639 . X. To CAROLO DEODATI , a Florentine Noble . I DERIVED , my dear Charles , from the unex- pected receipt of your letter a pleasure greater ...
... most attached to you and to the ftudies in which you are engaged . Florence , March 30 , 1639 . X. To CAROLO DEODATI , a Florentine Noble . I DERIVED , my dear Charles , from the unex- pected receipt of your letter a pleasure greater ...
Page xvii
... most part been fo rapidly hurried from my fight , that my profpects feem continually folitary , and my heart perpetually de- folate . With a lively pleasure do I read your anxious enquiries about my health fince I left Florence , and ...
... most part been fo rapidly hurried from my fight , that my profpects feem continually folitary , and my heart perpetually de- folate . With a lively pleasure do I read your anxious enquiries about my health fince I left Florence , and ...
Page xxi
... genial a foil , which has produced an honest pastor to the church , a good citizen to our country , and to me a most acceptable friend . Of this I am well aware , not only с 3 from from the general habits of your life , but from xxi.
... genial a foil , which has produced an honest pastor to the church , a good citizen to our country , and to me a most acceptable friend . Of this I am well aware , not only с 3 from from the general habits of your life , but from xxi.
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