The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 110
... whereof , among whom my conversation hath been , I have been ever least suspected ; 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 ...
... whereof , among whom my conversation hath been , I have been ever least suspected ; 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 ...
Page 134
... whereof the Re- monstrant in many likelihoods may be thought the author ? Did he never see a pamphlet intitled after his own fashion , " A Survey of that foolish , seditious , scandalous , prophane Libel , the Protestation protested ...
... whereof the Re- monstrant in many likelihoods may be thought the author ? Did he never see a pamphlet intitled after his own fashion , " A Survey of that foolish , seditious , scandalous , prophane Libel , the Protestation protested ...
Page 154
... whereof , three ways I remember are set down in scripture ; the one is to read often that best of books written to this purpose , that not the wise only , but the simple and ignorant , may learn by them ; the other way to know of a ...
... whereof , three ways I remember are set down in scripture ; the one is to read often that best of books written to this purpose , that not the wise only , but the simple and ignorant , may learn by them ; the other way to know of a ...
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