The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... person and this benediction : to his person , as a king and priest , greater therefore than Abraham , who was a priest also , but not a king . And who unhired will be so hardy as to say , that Abraham at any other time ever paid him ...
... person and this benediction : to his person , as a king and priest , greater therefore than Abraham , who was a priest also , but not a king . And who unhired will be so hardy as to say , that Abraham at any other time ever paid him ...
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... persons married thus it is , that where the mind and person pleases aptly , there some unaccomplish- ment of the body's delight may be better borne with , than when the mind hangs off in an unclosing disproportion , though the body be ...
... persons married thus it is , that where the mind and person pleases aptly , there some unaccomplish- ment of the body's delight may be better borne with , than when the mind hangs off in an unclosing disproportion , though the body be ...
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... person to his like , peculiarly to God himself : which is plain enough also by his naming of a meet or like help in the first espousal instituted ; and that every woman is meet for every man , none so absurd as to affirm . Seeing then ...
... person to his like , peculiarly to God himself : which is plain enough also by his naming of a meet or like help in the first espousal instituted ; and that every woman is meet for every man , none so absurd as to affirm . Seeing then ...
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