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Page 168
... give the full personal expressions of John Milton . All that is in- tended is , to quote such passages as are required to give a portraiture of the man , his views , and methods of expression . If what is here writ- ten shall stir any ...
... give the full personal expressions of John Milton . All that is in- tended is , to quote such passages as are required to give a portraiture of the man , his views , and methods of expression . If what is here writ- ten shall stir any ...
Page 214
... give us the assurance that none will ever watch over it with more solicitous attention and care . 11 * Prose Works , Vol . V. , p . 259 . Milton closed the " Second Defence " with this dignified 214 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
... give us the assurance that none will ever watch over it with more solicitous attention and care . 11 * Prose Works , Vol . V. , p . 259 . Milton closed the " Second Defence " with this dignified 214 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
Page 300
... give intentional offence . When con- vinced of error , no one was more ready to recant . When convicted of over - vehement resentment , no one was more willing , nay , anxious to make atonement . When wronged , no one was more ready to ...
... give intentional offence . When con- vinced of error , no one was more ready to recant . When convicted of over - vehement resentment , no one was more willing , nay , anxious to make atonement . When wronged , no one was more ready to ...
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