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... always been stronger than my body , I did not court the labours of a camp , in
which any common person would have been of more service than myself , but
resorted to that employment in which my exertions were likely io be of most avail .
... always been stronger than my body , I did not court the labours of a camp , in
which any common person would have been of more service than myself , but
resorted to that employment in which my exertions were likely io be of most avail .
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... more beneficial qualities , and more noble growth , than that which Triptolemus
is re . ported to have carried from region to region ; that they are disseminating
the blessings of civilization and freedom among cities , kingdoms , and nations .
... more beneficial qualities , and more noble growth , than that which Triptolemus
is re . ported to have carried from region to region ; that they are disseminating
the blessings of civilization and freedom among cities , kingdoms , and nations .
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... this I have mentioned , not from any futile motives of vanity or oftentation , but
that I might clearly show , as I proposed in the beginning , what momentous
reasons I had for commencing this work with an effusion of gratitude to the father
of the ...
... this I have mentioned , not from any futile motives of vanity or oftentation , but
that I might clearly show , as I proposed in the beginning , what momentous
reasons I had for commencing this work with an effusion of gratitude to the father
of the ...
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When proper pains have been taken to make the vindication as extenfive as the
calumny I think that they will cease to think ill ... I should sooner have prepared an
answer to his invective , ifi he had not entrenched himself in unfounded rumours
...
When proper pains have been taken to make the vindication as extenfive as the
calumny I think that they will cease to think ill ... I should sooner have prepared an
answer to his invective , ifi he had not entrenched himself in unfounded rumours
...
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What then ? they support it by their pen ; but even this service they have not
sufficient liberality to render gratuitously to their kings ; nor have they the courage
to affix their names to their productions . But though , O anonymous Sirs ! I might ...
What then ? they support it by their pen ; but even this service they have not
sufficient liberality to render gratuitously to their kings ; nor have they the courage
to affix their names to their productions . But though , O anonymous Sirs ! I might ...
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| Título | The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen6 The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Charles Symmons |
| Autor | John Milton |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1806 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Ene. 2009 |
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