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For the honour of Milton , and for that of his most worthy interpreter , I hope that
the whole of this admirable performance may be soon imparted to the public , as I
trust that returning health will happily restore its incomparable author to his ...
For the honour of Milton , and for that of his most worthy interpreter , I hope that
the whole of this admirable performance may be soon imparted to the public , as I
trust that returning health will happily restore its incomparable author to his ...
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These generous hopes were disappointed ; the despotic proceedings of
Cromwell convinced his independent monitor , that he deserved not the
continued applause of a free spirit ; and though the atchievements of the
protector were so ...
These generous hopes were disappointed ; the despotic proceedings of
Cromwell convinced his independent monitor , that he deserved not the
continued applause of a free spirit ; and though the atchievements of the
protector were so ...
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... magnificent conception : but supposition is often a pleasant substitute for
absolute knowledge ; and in the hope that it may prove so in the present case , M
m 2 lec let me advance in this shadowy research , and after of the PARADISE
LOST .
... magnificent conception : but supposition is often a pleasant substitute for
absolute knowledge ; and in the hope that it may prove so in the present case , M
m 2 lec let me advance in this shadowy research , and after of the PARADISE
LOST .
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