The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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Page xv
... those honourable and illuftrious pursuits in which you are engaged ; and which it behoves all men , on all occafions and in all circumftances , to pro- mote . I add that you will lay me under new obliga- tions if you will express my ...
... those honourable and illuftrious pursuits in which you are engaged ; and which it behoves all men , on all occafions and in all circumftances , to pro- mote . I add that you will lay me under new obliga- tions if you will express my ...
Page xvii
... those with whom I have been either . fortuitoufly or le- gally affociated by contiguity of place , or fome tie of little moment , are continually at hand to infeft my home , to ftun me with their noife and waste me with vexation , while ...
... those with whom I have been either . fortuitoufly or le- gally affociated by contiguity of place , or fome tie of little moment , are continually at hand to infeft my home , to ftun me with their noife and waste me with vexation , while ...
Page xx
... freshness and their strength after so long an inter- val of corruption and decay . To the writings of those illustrious men which your city has produced , in the perufal perufal of which I have been occupied from my youth XX.
... freshness and their strength after so long an inter- val of corruption and decay . To the writings of those illustrious men which your city has produced , in the perufal perufal of which I have been occupied from my youth XX.
Page xxii
... those who have in the leaft affifted you in the acquifition . Wherefore , my pupil , a name which with your 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 ...
... those who have in the leaft affifted you in the acquifition . Wherefore , my pupil , a name which with your 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 ...
Page xxviii
... those promises to write which you made me when you went away . No honeft man could dif- charge his debts with more rigid punctuality . I con- gratulate you on your retirement , because it gives plea- fure to you though it is a lofs to ...
... those promises to write which you made me when you went away . No honeft man could dif- charge his debts with more rigid punctuality . I con- gratulate you on your retirement , because it gives plea- fure to you though it is a lofs to ...
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