The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... should be against me , when " I would store up to myself the good provifion of peaceful " hours : fo left it should be still imputed to be , as I have " found it hath been , that some self pleasing humour of vain " glory has incited me ...
... should be against me , when " I would store up to myself the good provifion of peaceful " hours : fo left it should be still imputed to be , as I have " found it hath been , that some self pleasing humour of vain " glory has incited me ...
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... should it not inftil ordinary into mortals to observe , that even genius and virtue weaken their title to respect , in proportion as they recede from that evangelical charity , which should influence every man in his judgment of another ...
... should it not inftil ordinary into mortals to observe , that even genius and virtue weaken their title to respect , in proportion as they recede from that evangelical charity , which should influence every man in his judgment of another ...
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... should it not be allowed in the present , where , if the greater evil is allowable , furely the less should be allowed : attend therefore , gentle reader , more to the substance than to the accident , considering in the work the great ...
... should it not be allowed in the present , where , if the greater evil is allowable , furely the less should be allowed : attend therefore , gentle reader , more to the substance than to the accident , considering in the work the great ...
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