The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 277
... writing , art not to be held inferior to Luther . Bucer was a singular instrument of God , so was Luther . By the ... write more . I bid thee in Christ farewell , and wish thou mayst be able to bear the loss of Bucer better than I can ...
... writing , art not to be held inferior to Luther . Bucer was a singular instrument of God , so was Luther . By the ... write more . I bid thee in Christ farewell , and wish thou mayst be able to bear the loss of Bucer better than I can ...
Page 490
... write to me ; particularly when it is kindness , and not duty , which prompts you to write ? Your many recent services must prevent me from entertaining any suspi cion of your forgetfulness or neglect . Nor do I see how you could ...
... write to me ; particularly when it is kindness , and not duty , which prompts you to write ? Your many recent services must prevent me from entertaining any suspi cion of your forgetfulness or neglect . Nor do I see how you could ...
Page 515
... writer of history may best attain that excellence . My opinion is that he who would describe actions and events in a way suited to their dignity and importance , ought to write with a mind endued with a spirit , and enlarged by an ...
... writer of history may best attain that excellence . My opinion is that he who would describe actions and events in a way suited to their dignity and importance , ought to write with a mind endued with a spirit , and enlarged by an ...
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