The Poetical Works of John MiltonBickers and Son, 1851 - 858 pàgines |
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Pàgina 131
... Peace , She crown'd with Olive green , came foftly fliding Down through the turning fphear His ready Harbinger , With Turtle wing the amorous clouds dividing , And waving wide her mirtle wand , 51 She strikes a univerfal Peace through ...
... Peace , She crown'd with Olive green , came foftly fliding Down through the turning fphear His ready Harbinger , With Turtle wing the amorous clouds dividing , And waving wide her mirtle wand , 51 She strikes a univerfal Peace through ...
Pàgina 193
... peace And to his Saints full dear , To his dear Saints he will speak peace , But let them never more Return to folly , but furcease To trefpafs as before . 9 Surely to fuch as do him fear 1 Heb . The burning heat of thy wrath . Heb ...
... peace And to his Saints full dear , To his dear Saints he will speak peace , But let them never more Return to folly , but furcease To trefpafs as before . 9 Surely to fuch as do him fear 1 Heb . The burning heat of thy wrath . Heb ...
Pàgina 311
... Peace and Warr ? Warr hath determin'd us , and foild with lofs 330 Irreparable ; tearms of peace yet none Voutfaf't or fought ; for what peace will be giv'n To us enflav'd , but cuftody fevere , And stripes , and arbitrary punishment ...
... Peace and Warr ? Warr hath determin'd us , and foild with lofs 330 Irreparable ; tearms of peace yet none Voutfaf't or fought ; for what peace will be giv'n To us enflav'd , but cuftody fevere , And stripes , and arbitrary punishment ...
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Arcades | 118 |
At a Vacation Exercife in the Colledge | 125 |
The Paffion | 138 |
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