The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 94
... perhaps , in any lan- guage been excelled . 66 AN APOLOGY FOR SMECTYMNUUS . IF , readers , to that same great difficulty of well - doing what we certainly know , were not added in most men as great a carelessness of knowing what they ...
... perhaps , in any lan- guage been excelled . 66 AN APOLOGY FOR SMECTYMNUUS . IF , readers , to that same great difficulty of well - doing what we certainly know , were not added in most men as great a carelessness of knowing what they ...
Page 110
... perhaps not without some subtlety to cast me into envy , by bringing on me a necessity to enter into mine own praises . In which argument I know every wise man is more unwillingly drawn to speak , than the most repining ear can be ...
... perhaps not without some subtlety to cast me into envy , by bringing on me a necessity to enter into mine own praises . In which argument I know every wise man is more unwillingly drawn to speak , than the most repining ear can be ...
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... perhaps too favourable and too remiss , through the strength of an inbred goodness , and with the help of divine grace , that had marked them out for no mean purposes , they nobly overcame . Yet had they a greater danger to cope with ...
... perhaps too favourable and too remiss , through the strength of an inbred goodness , and with the help of divine grace , that had marked them out for no mean purposes , they nobly overcame . Yet had they a greater danger to cope with ...
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