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Page 115
... cause them to be read till the atten- tion is weary , or the memory have its full fraught . Then with useful and generous labor preserving the body's health and hardiness , to render a lightsome , clear , and not lumpish obedience of ...
... cause them to be read till the atten- tion is weary , or the memory have its full fraught . Then with useful and generous labor preserving the body's health and hardiness , to render a lightsome , clear , and not lumpish obedience of ...
Page 163
... cause of the oppressed is openly to be asserted ; if the influence and the strong arm of the powerful are to be controlled ; if the public ingratitude to any meritorious individual is to be arraigned , then will no de- ficiency of ...
... cause of the oppressed is openly to be asserted ; if the influence and the strong arm of the powerful are to be controlled ; if the public ingratitude to any meritorious individual is to be arraigned , then will no de- ficiency of ...
Page 233
... cause since his repose under the shadow of the Protectoral government . These writ- ings however proved his consistency , and show- ed him to be still the Milton of old times , and * Prose Works . ardently as ever wedded to the " good ...
... cause since his repose under the shadow of the Protectoral government . These writ- ings however proved his consistency , and show- ed him to be still the Milton of old times , and * Prose Works . ardently as ever wedded to the " good ...
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