Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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... seems to put Cuftody fevere , & c . in the One , and Hoftility and Hate , & c . in the Other on the Foot of Peace . There are fome very few Inftances where the Latins have us'd Nifi ( except , or but ) in a Like Conftruction , One is in ...
... seems to put Cuftody fevere , & c . in the One , and Hoftility and Hate , & c . in the Other on the Foot of Peace . There are fome very few Inftances where the Latins have us'd Nifi ( except , or but ) in a Like Conftruction , One is in ...
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... Seem to have Miftaken it . to Under- stand it Aright , it will be Neceffary to Ob- ferve ; that in whatever Senfe the ... Seems to have been foon done ; however as ' tis not faid how long Our First Parents had Enjoy'd Being and Happi ...
... Seem to have Miftaken it . to Under- stand it Aright , it will be Neceffary to Ob- ferve ; that in whatever Senfe the ... Seems to have been foon done ; however as ' tis not faid how long Our First Parents had Enjoy'd Being and Happi ...
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... Seem'd like to Heav'n , a Seat where Gods might Dweil , " Twas not yet inhabited , but Seem'd another Heaven upon Account ... Seems to have been that Rain would ftill Add to the Pleasure of the Place . 332 None was , and Man to Till the ...
... Seem'd like to Heav'n , a Seat where Gods might Dweil , " Twas not yet inhabited , but Seem'd another Heaven upon Account ... Seems to have been that Rain would ftill Add to the Pleasure of the Place . 332 None was , and Man to Till the ...
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Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost Jonathan Richardson Vista de fragmentos - 1970 |
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