Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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... rest put together . if He can be faid to be Miferable who Could write Paradife Loft . But He is at Reft , and has Enrich'd the World with what is Ineftimable . and his Name , as Party Malice Dies ,, or Fades with Time , will Bloom ; it ...
... rest put together . if He can be faid to be Miferable who Could write Paradife Loft . But He is at Reft , and has Enrich'd the World with what is Ineftimable . and his Name , as Party Malice Dies ,, or Fades with Time , will Bloom ; it ...
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... rest . V. 710 . 636 Councels Different it is not for a General to Appeal to his Army that he has not Differ'd from Them in Judg- ment ; nor was This Milton's Thought . Coun- cels Different Here are private Views , ' tis a Latinifm . Se ...
... rest . V. 710 . 636 Councels Different it is not for a General to Appeal to his Army that he has not Differ'd from Them in Judg- ment ; nor was This Milton's Thought . Coun- cels Different Here are private Views , ' tis a Latinifm . Se ...
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... rest , a Part that stood Alone , No Other could come in the least Competition with it . Sole Part , Dearer thy Self Ålone than All the rest . She was Part of his Soul , His Other Half , v . 487 , 488 . 428 the Only Sign of our Obedience ...
... rest , a Part that stood Alone , No Other could come in the least Competition with it . Sole Part , Dearer thy Self Ålone than All the rest . She was Part of his Soul , His Other Half , v . 487 , 488 . 428 the Only Sign of our Obedience ...
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Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost Jonathan Richardson Vista de fragmentos - 1970 |
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