The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 27
... continue there thankful for what they received freely , be- stowing it as freely on their country , without soaring above the meanness wherein they were born . But how they shall live when they are thus bred and dismissed , will be ...
... continue there thankful for what they received freely , be- stowing it as freely on their country , without soaring above the meanness wherein they were born . But how they shall live when they are thus bred and dismissed , will be ...
Page 340
... continue so , it is not to say , they shall be one flesh , for they cannot be one flesh . God commands not impossibilities ; and all the ecclesiastical glue that liturgy or laymen can com- pound , is not able to solder up two such ...
... continue so , it is not to say , they shall be one flesh , for they cannot be one flesh . God commands not impossibilities ; and all the ecclesiastical glue that liturgy or laymen can com- pound , is not able to solder up two such ...
Page 441
... continue friendship and familiarity with those friends who have been false or unworthy towards us ; but is contented in our peace with them , at a fair distance . Charity commands not the husband to receive again into his bosom the ...
... continue friendship and familiarity with those friends who have been false or unworthy towards us ; but is contented in our peace with them , at a fair distance . Charity commands not the husband to receive again into his bosom the ...
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