The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... present age forbids to hope , though we are happily delivered from many of those prejudices , rich , in the long interval between him and us , have contributed to keep hem in obscurity . Dr. Symmons , with great candour and liberality ...
... present age forbids to hope , though we are happily delivered from many of those prejudices , rich , in the long interval between him and us , have contributed to keep hem in obscurity . Dr. Symmons , with great candour and liberality ...
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... present age . Answ . What an overworn and bedridden argument is this ! the last refuge ever of old falsehood , and therefore a good sign , I trust , that your castle cannot hold out long . This was the plea of judaism and idolatry ...
... present age . Answ . What an overworn and bedridden argument is this ! the last refuge ever of old falsehood , and therefore a good sign , I trust , that your castle cannot hold out long . This was the plea of judaism and idolatry ...
Page 115
... present " Apology " was written when he was between thirty and forty ; in the interval , therefore , time and opportunity enough had been afforded him to correct his boyish notions of the theatre . had they been wrong . Supposing ...
... present " Apology " was written when he was between thirty and forty ; in the interval , therefore , time and opportunity enough had been afforded him to correct his boyish notions of the theatre . had they been wrong . Supposing ...
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