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... live and breathe . Cheapside was then , as now , a famous thor- oughfare , gay with shops , and bustling with traffic . Milton had only to go a few paces from his father's door to see the whole of that great street almost at a glance ...
... live and breathe . Cheapside was then , as now , a famous thor- oughfare , gay with shops , and bustling with traffic . Milton had only to go a few paces from his father's door to see the whole of that great street almost at a glance ...
Page 191
... dunnish grey . The con- stant darkness however in which I live day and night inclines more to a whitish than to a blackish tinge , and the eye , in turning itself round , admits , as through a narrow chink , OF JOHN MILTON . 191.
... dunnish grey . The con- stant darkness however in which I live day and night inclines more to a whitish than to a blackish tinge , and the eye , in turning itself round , admits , as through a narrow chink , OF JOHN MILTON . 191.
Page 254
... live , but to live only in a state of miserable exile . " But not limited to the sufferings of the living , the vengeance of Charles extended itself to mean and atrocious outrages on the dead . It broke the hallowed repose of the tomb ...
... live , but to live only in a state of miserable exile . " But not limited to the sufferings of the living , the vengeance of Charles extended itself to mean and atrocious outrages on the dead . It broke the hallowed repose of the tomb ...
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