The Poetical Works of John MiltonBickers and Son, 1851 - 858 pàgines |
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Pàgina x
... father's houfe in Bread Street , Cheapfide , Dec. 9 , 1608. From his earliest years his father appears to have discerned and with great anxiety cultivated his talents . He tells us himself that his father destined him when he was yet a ...
... father's houfe in Bread Street , Cheapfide , Dec. 9 , 1608. From his earliest years his father appears to have discerned and with great anxiety cultivated his talents . He tells us himself that his father destined him when he was yet a ...
Pàgina xxix
... father , in her marketings ; and that one of them , Mary , on being told that her father was married , replied , " that was no news ; but if she could hear of his death , that would be fomething . " Of the three daughters of Milton ...
... father , in her marketings ; and that one of them , Mary , on being told that her father was married , replied , " that was no news ; but if she could hear of his death , that would be fomething . " Of the three daughters of Milton ...
Pàgina 419
... Father , and th ' incenfed Son , While Pardon may be found in time befought . So fpake the fervent Angel , but his zeale None feconded , as out of feafon judg'd , Or fingular and rash , whereat rejoic'd Th ' Apoftat , and more haughty ...
... Father , and th ' incenfed Son , While Pardon may be found in time befought . So fpake the fervent Angel , but his zeale None feconded , as out of feafon judg'd , Or fingular and rash , whereat rejoic'd Th ' Apoftat , and more haughty ...
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The Paffion | 138 |
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