The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±ÇI. C. Dieterich, 1784 |
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... may crush the author , promotes the book ; and it feems not more reasonable to leave the right of prin- ting unrestrained , because writers may be afterwards cenfu- cenfured , than it would be to fleep with doors 24 THE LIFE OF MILTON ,
... may crush the author , promotes the book ; and it feems not more reasonable to leave the right of prin- ting unrestrained , because writers may be afterwards cenfu- cenfured , than it would be to fleep with doors 24 THE LIFE OF MILTON ,
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John Milton. cenfured , than it would be to fleep with doors bolted , because e by our laws we can hang a t un- thief . But whatever were his engagements , civil or do- meftick , poetry was never long out of his thoughts . About this ...
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... fleep . Then all thy faints affembled , thou shalt judge 330 Bad men and Angels ; they arraign'd fhall fink Beneath thy , fentence ; Hell , her numbers full , Thenceforth fhall be for ever fhut . Mean while The world fhall burn , and ...
... fleep . Then all thy faints affembled , thou shalt judge 330 Bad men and Angels ; they arraign'd fhall fink Beneath thy , fentence ; Hell , her numbers full , Thenceforth fhall be for ever fhut . Mean while The world fhall burn , and ...
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... fuccess , 740 Throws his fleep flight in many an aery wheel , Nor Bay'd , till on Niphates ' top he lights . VOL . I THE END OF THE THIRD BOJK . THE stoly THE FOURTH BOOK OF PARADISE LOST . THE ARGUMENT Book III . 97 PARADISE LOST .
... fuccess , 740 Throws his fleep flight in many an aery wheel , Nor Bay'd , till on Niphates ' top he lights . VOL . I THE END OF THE THIRD BOJK . THE stoly THE FOURTH BOOK OF PARADISE LOST . THE ARGUMENT Book III . 97 PARADISE LOST .
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... fleep I firft awak'd , and found myfelf repos'd Under a fhade on flow'rs , much wond'ring where And what I was , whence thither brought and how . Not diftant far from thence a inurm'ring found Of waters iffued from a cave , and spread ...
... fleep I firft awak'd , and found myfelf repos'd Under a fhade on flow'rs , much wond'ring where And what I was , whence thither brought and how . Not diftant far from thence a inurm'ring found Of waters iffued from a cave , and spread ...
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