The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... pleasurable a duty , so much as I rejoice at having fuch a place in your regard as makes you anxious often to hear from me . I beseech you not to take it amifs , that I have not now written to you for more than three years ; but with ...
... pleasurable a duty , so much as I rejoice at having fuch a place in your regard as makes you anxious often to hear from me . I beseech you not to take it amifs , that I have not now written to you for more than three years ; but with ...
Page ii
... pleasurable dream . I long fince received your defirable prefent of the Hebrew Bible . I wrote this at my lodgings in ... pleasure , or which frustrates expectation , it shall be compenfated by a more elaborate compofition as foon as I ...
... pleasurable dream . I long fince received your defirable prefent of the Hebrew Bible . I wrote this at my lodgings in ... pleasure , or which frustrates expectation , it shall be compenfated by a more elaborate compofition as foon as I ...
Page viii
... pleasure . I fend you therefore my congratulations and my thanks , both on account of your friendship and your fkill . I was long kept waiting in expectation of a letter from you , which you had engaged to write ; but when no letter ...
... pleasure . I fend you therefore my congratulations and my thanks , both on account of your friendship and your fkill . I was long kept waiting in expectation of a letter from you , which you had engaged to write ; but when no letter ...
Page xvi
... pleasure greater than I can exprefs ; but of which you may have fome notion from the pain with which it was attended ; and without a . mixture of which hardly any great pleasure is conceded to mankind . While I was perufing the firft ...
... pleasure greater than I can exprefs ; but of which you may have fome notion from the pain with which it was attended ; and without a . mixture of which hardly any great pleasure is conceded to mankind . While I was perufing the firft ...
Page xvii
... pleasure do I read your anxious enquiries about my health fince I left Florence , and your unintermitted recollections of our intimacy . Those recollections have been reciprocal , though I thought that they had been cherished by me ...
... pleasure do I read your anxious enquiries about my health fince I left Florence , and your unintermitted recollections of our intimacy . Those recollections have been reciprocal , though I thought that they had been cherished by me ...
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