The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... forbid marriage ? It is the law not only of Revelation , but of nature , fixed , unchangeable , eternal ; and only to be suspended in its operation , by the command of him who gave it . Who shall forbid fire to burn , or command rivers ...
... forbid marriage ? It is the law not only of Revelation , but of nature , fixed , unchangeable , eternal ; and only to be suspended in its operation , by the command of him who gave it . Who shall forbid fire to burn , or command rivers ...
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... forbid to the fourth degree ( or to the seventh even ) were as fit a cover for the dish as could be imagined . They that were for prohibiting to the fourth degree gave these grave reasons for it : - " There are four humours in the body ...
... forbid to the fourth degree ( or to the seventh even ) were as fit a cover for the dish as could be imagined . They that were for prohibiting to the fourth degree gave these grave reasons for it : - " There are four humours in the body ...
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Michael Cook. first put oneself to rights before forbidding wrong , 43 forbid wrong as far as you can , 63 forbid wrong even if not fully righteous oneself , 43 n . 57 forbid wrong even if wicked predominant , 228 forbid wrong or suffer ...
Michael Cook. first put oneself to rights before forbidding wrong , 43 forbid wrong as far as you can , 63 forbid wrong even if not fully righteous oneself , 43 n . 57 forbid wrong even if wicked predominant , 228 forbid wrong or suffer ...
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