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... who , exercising and requiring from themselves what they have learned , ( for
110 learning is retained without constant exercise and methodical repetition , )
may teach and govern the rest : and so exhorted to continue faithful and stealfast
...
... who , exercising and requiring from themselves what they have learned , ( for
110 learning is retained without constant exercise and methodical repetition , )
may teach and govern the rest : and so exhorted to continue faithful and stealfast
...
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... he will learn it or no , whether of this teacher or another , and especially to pay
for what he never learned , or approves not ; whereby , besides the wound of his
conscience , he becomes the less able to recompense his true teacher ?
... he will learn it or no , whether of this teacher or another , and especially to pay
for what he never learned , or approves not ; whereby , besides the wound of his
conscience , he becomes the less able to recompense his true teacher ?
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God may ences , which they have learned ( if they have indeed learned them , as
they seldom have ) to their own benefit and accom plishment . But they will say ,
we had betaken us to som other trade or profession , had we not expected to ...
God may ences , which they have learned ( if they have indeed learned them , as
they seldom have ) to their own benefit and accom plishment . But they will say ,
we had betaken us to som other trade or profession , had we not expected to ...
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... trespass were it , if we in requital should as much neglect theirs ? And our
learned Chaucer did not stick to do so , writing Semyramis for Semiramis ,
Amphiorax for Amphiaraus , K. Sejes for K. Ceyx , the husband of Alcyone , with
many other ...
... trespass were it , if we in requital should as much neglect theirs ? And our
learned Chaucer did not stick to do so , writing Semyramis for Semiramis ,
Amphiorax for Amphiaraus , K. Sejes for K. Ceyx , the husband of Alcyone , with
many other ...
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| Title | The Prose Works of John Milton ... Bohn's Standard Library Volume 3 of The Prose Works of John Milton, John Milton |
| Author | John Milton |
| Publisher | Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2020 |
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