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And how it got the upper hand of your precedent order so well constituted before ,
if we may believe those men whose profession gives them cause to inquire most ,
it may be doubted there was in it the fraud of some old patentees and ...
And how it got the upper hand of your precedent order so well constituted before ,
if we may believe those men whose profession gives them cause to inquire most ,
it may be doubted there was in it the fraud of some old patentees and ...
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The drama ends on a note of universal calm following the stormy passage of a
single fateful life . MANOAH Come , come , no time for lamentation now , Nor
much more cause ; Samson hath quit himself Like Samson , and heroicly hath
finished ...
The drama ends on a note of universal calm following the stormy passage of a
single fateful life . MANOAH Come , come , no time for lamentation now , Nor
much more cause ; Samson hath quit himself Like Samson , and heroicly hath
finished ...
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Cromwell's protests won him a great reputation at home and abroad as a
champion of the Protestant cause . 2Triple tyrant . The Pope with his three - tiered
crown . 3The Babylonion woe . This phrase was used by the Puritans for the
Church of ...
Cromwell's protests won him a great reputation at home and abroad as a
champion of the Protestant cause . 2Triple tyrant . The Pope with his three - tiered
crown . 3The Babylonion woe . This phrase was used by the Puritans for the
Church of ...
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Adam Angels appear arms blind Book bright bring called cause Chaos cloud created dark death deep dreadful Earth equal eternal evil eyes fair fall Father fear fire flaming followers force fruit gates give glory gods grace Greek hand happy hast hath head heard Heaven Hell hence hill hold hope Italy King knowledge land leave less light Lines live look Lord lost means Milton mind morn never night once pain Paradise peace perhaps received rest river round Samson Satan seat seemed side sight soon sound spake sphere spirit stand stars stood story strength sweet tell thee things thou thought throne tree turned universe voice waters whence whole wide winds wings
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Selected Poetry and Prose Australian school anthologies |
| Autor | John Milton |
| Editor | Charles Ripley Bull |
| Editor | Melbourne University Press, 1948 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 7 Feb. 2007 |
| Largo | 149 páginas |
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