Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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Página xxiv
... Say the worst that can be faid , and Do the worft that can be Don , while they ftrive to keep to Themfelves , to their great pleasure and commo- dity , thofe things which they ought to Render up , no man can be justly Offended with him ...
... Say the worst that can be faid , and Do the worft that can be Don , while they ftrive to keep to Themfelves , to their great pleasure and commo- dity , thofe things which they ought to Render up , no man can be justly Offended with him ...
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... say What a Lady faid to a Painter ( not to Me upon my Word ) when She Observ'd him , under Pre- tence of Complimenting her , making a Face for her which She had not been Acquainted with . Sir , ( fays She ) I fee what you are a- bout ...
... say What a Lady faid to a Painter ( not to Me upon my Word ) when She Observ'd him , under Pre- tence of Complimenting her , making a Face for her which She had not been Acquainted with . Sir , ( fays She ) I fee what you are a- bout ...
Página 288
... alfo is Strong . Lorne is an Anglo- Saxon Word for Left , Forfaken ; For only Adds a Greater Strength to it ; Quite Aban- don'd , Forfaken of Gods and Men , as Homer Says Says Bellerophon was . 21 Half yet remaines Unfung , 288 VII .
... alfo is Strong . Lorne is an Anglo- Saxon Word for Left , Forfaken ; For only Adds a Greater Strength to it ; Quite Aban- don'd , Forfaken of Gods and Men , as Homer Says Says Bellerophon was . 21 Half yet remaines Unfung , 288 VII .
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