The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... worthy of your friendship , I congratulate myfelf on your prefer- ence , while I think your candour greater than my de- fert . I ftrenuoufly urged my friends , according to your inftructions , to infpect the Codex Mediceus ; though they ...
... worthy of your friendship , I congratulate myfelf on your prefer- ence , while I think your candour greater than my de- fert . I ftrenuoufly urged my friends , according to your inftructions , to infpect the Codex Mediceus ; though they ...
Page xvi
... worthy of the honour , rank me I befeech you , for the future , wherever I may be , among those who are most attached to you and to the ftudies in which you are engaged . Florence , March 30 , 1639 . X. To CAROLO DEODATI , a Florentine ...
... worthy of the honour , rank me I befeech you , for the future , wherever I may be , among those who are most attached to you and to the ftudies in which you are engaged . Florence , March 30 , 1639 . X. To CAROLO DEODATI , a Florentine ...
Page xx
... worthy of your virtues ; and , laftly , a letter full of civility and kindness . I who am not wont to defpife the genius of the German , the Dane , and Swede , could not but fet the highest value on your applaufe , who were born at ...
... worthy of your virtues ; and , laftly , a letter full of civility and kindness . I who am not wont to defpife the genius of the German , the Dane , and Swede , could not but fet the highest value on your applaufe , who were born at ...
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... worthy to take up the whole paffion of pity on the one fide , and joy on the other , than to confider firft the foul and fudden corruption , and then , after many a tedious age , the long deferred , but much more wonderful and happy ...
... worthy to take up the whole paffion of pity on the one fide , and joy on the other , than to confider firft the foul and fudden corruption , and then , after many a tedious age , the long deferred , but much more wonderful and happy ...
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... worthy attempts , as that they fuffer- ed themselves to be the common ftales , to countenance with their proftituted gravities every politic fetch that was then on foot , as oft as the potent ftatifts pleased to employ them . Never do ...
... worthy attempts , as that they fuffer- ed themselves to be the common ftales , to countenance with their proftituted gravities every politic fetch that was then on foot , as oft as the potent ftatifts pleased to employ them . Never do ...
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