Prose Works of John Milton ...Hurst, 1865 - 846 pages |
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... words from their affections ; while others are to seek affections fit and propor- tionable to a certain dose of prepared words ; which , as they are not rigorously forbid to any man's pri- vate infirmity , so to imprison and confine by ...
... words from their affections ; while others are to seek affections fit and propor- tionable to a certain dose of prepared words ; which , as they are not rigorously forbid to any man's pri- vate infirmity , so to imprison and confine by ...
Page 235
... words is not so much the question , as whether liturgy may be forced as he forced it . It is true that we " pray to the same God " ; must we , therefore , always use the same words ? Let us then use but one word , because we pray to one ...
... words is not so much the question , as whether liturgy may be forced as he forced it . It is true that we " pray to the same God " ; must we , therefore , always use the same words ? Let us then use but one word , because we pray to one ...
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... words and matter , he who prays must con- sult first with his heart , which in likelihood may stir up his affections ; in these , having both words and matter ready made to his lips , which is enough to make up the outward act of prayer ...
... words and matter , he who prays must con- sult first with his heart , which in likelihood may stir up his affections ; in these , having both words and matter ready made to his lips , which is enough to make up the outward act of prayer ...
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FROM THE TREATISE OF REFORMATION IN ENGLAND | 1 |
FROM THE TREATISE OF PRELATICAL EPISCOPACY | 25 |
FROM ANIMADVERSIONS UPON THE REMONSTRANTS DEFENCE | 65 |
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