Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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... Sight , I no fooner lay down in my Bed , and turn'd on my Side , but a Copious Light Dazzled out of my Shut Eyes ; and as my Sight Diminish'd every day Colours Gradually more Obfcure Flash'd out with Vehemence ; but now that the Lucid ...
... Sight , I no fooner lay down in my Bed , and turn'd on my Side , but a Copious Light Dazzled out of my Shut Eyes ; and as my Sight Diminish'd every day Colours Gradually more Obfcure Flash'd out with Vehemence ; but now that the Lucid ...
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... Sight as for the being bereav'd of my Sight wherefore Should I not bear it with Patience fince I hope ' tis not fo much Loft , as call'd Inward , and Added to the Vigour of my Mental Sight . as II . 51 . So much the rather thou ...
... Sight as for the being bereav'd of my Sight wherefore Should I not bear it with Patience fince I hope ' tis not fo much Loft , as call'd Inward , and Added to the Vigour of my Mental Sight . as II . 51 . So much the rather thou ...
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... Sight by a Transparent , Watry , Cold Hu- mour diftilling upon the Optic Nerve , tho ' making very Little Change in the Eye to Ap- pearance , if Any ; ' tis Now known to be most Commonly an Obftruction in the Capillary Veffells of That ...
... Sight by a Transparent , Watry , Cold Hu- mour diftilling upon the Optic Nerve , tho ' making very Little Change in the Eye to Ap- pearance , if Any ; ' tis Now known to be most Commonly an Obftruction in the Capillary Veffells of That ...
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Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost Jonathan Richardson Vista de fragmentos - 1970 |
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