The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1904 |
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Page 96
... confuter , as he calls himself , hath given of me . Albeit , that in doing this I shall be sensible of two things which to me will be nothing pleasant ; the one is , that not unlikely I shall be thought too much a party in mine own ...
... confuter , as he calls himself , hath given of me . Albeit , that in doing this I shall be sensible of two things which to me will be nothing pleasant ; the one is , that not unlikely I shall be thought too much a party in mine own ...
Page 97
... confuter by no other advocates than those which I first commended , silence and sufferance , and speaking deeds against faltering words . But when I discerned his intent was not so much to smite at me , as through me to render odious ...
... confuter by no other advocates than those which I first commended , silence and sufferance , and speaking deeds against faltering words . But when I discerned his intent was not so much to smite at me , as through me to render odious ...
Page 100
... confuter taxes the whole discourse of levity , I shall show ye , readers , wheresoever it shall be ob- jected in particular , that I have answered with as little light- ness as the Remonstrant hath given example . I have not been so ...
... confuter taxes the whole discourse of levity , I shall show ye , readers , wheresoever it shall be ob- jected in particular , that I have answered with as little light- ness as the Remonstrant hath given example . I have not been so ...
Page 102
... confuter ; it shall be to me neither strange nor unwelcome , as that which could not come in a better time . Having rendered an account what induced me to write those Animadversions in that manner as I writ them , I come now to see what ...
... confuter ; it shall be to me neither strange nor unwelcome , as that which could not come in a better time . Having rendered an account what induced me to write those Animadversions in that manner as I writ them , I come now to see what ...
Page 111
... confuter , if he think to obtain with me , or any right discerner . * Of small practice were that physician , who could not judge by what both she or her sister hath of long time vomited , that the worser stuff she strongly keeps in her ...
... confuter , if he think to obtain with me , or any right discerner . * Of small practice were that physician , who could not judge by what both she or her sister hath of long time vomited , that the worser stuff she strongly keeps in her ...
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