Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostGarland Pub., 1970 - 546 páginas |
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... Thou Bewailft , What mat- ters it for Thee , or Tby Bewailing ? When time was , thou couldst not find a Syllable of all thou badft Read , or Studied , to utter in Her behalf . Yet Eafe and Leafure was given thee for thy retired Thoughts ...
... Thou Bewailft , What mat- ters it for Thee , or Tby Bewailing ? When time was , thou couldst not find a Syllable of all thou badft Read , or Studied , to utter in Her behalf . Yet Eafe and Leafure was given thee for thy retired Thoughts ...
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... Thou Rather Pure Ethereal Stream , or do'st thou rather hear This Addrefs , Pure Ethereal Stream . a Latinifm . ' tis not Stream doest thou rather Hear , & c . but art thou better pleas'd that I use This Stile than the Other . 8 Whofe ...
... Thou Rather Pure Ethereal Stream , or do'st thou rather hear This Addrefs , Pure Ethereal Stream . a Latinifm . ' tis not Stream doest thou rather Hear , & c . but art thou better pleas'd that I use This Stile than the Other . 8 Whofe ...
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Jonathan Richardson. " " " Canft Thou Condemn the Decree of God " that All fhall Submit to his Son and Alwaies , no other to take their Turns ? Thou faift ' tis " Unjuft that One fhould be fet above his Equals . fhalt Thou prefcribe to ...
Jonathan Richardson. " " " Canft Thou Condemn the Decree of God " that All fhall Submit to his Son and Alwaies , no other to take their Turns ? Thou faift ' tis " Unjuft that One fhould be fet above his Equals . fhalt Thou prefcribe to ...
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Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost Jonathan Richardson Vista de fragmentos - 1973 |
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