The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±Çat the Clarendon Press., 1731 |
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... juft opposite 460 A shape within the watry gleam appear'd , Bending to look on me . I tarted back , It started back ; but pleas'd I soon return'd , Pleas'd it return'd as soon with answering looks Of sympathy and love : there I had fix ...
... juft opposite 460 A shape within the watry gleam appear'd , Bending to look on me . I tarted back , It started back ; but pleas'd I soon return'd , Pleas'd it return'd as soon with answering looks Of sympathy and love : there I had fix ...
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... juft , my conftant thoughts Affur'd me , and ftill affure ; though what thou tell'st Hath paft in Heav'n , fome doubt within me move , But more defire to hear ( if thou confent ) 555 The full relation ; which muft needs be ftrange ...
... juft , my conftant thoughts Affur'd me , and ftill affure ; though what thou tell'st Hath paft in Heav'n , fome doubt within me move , But more defire to hear ( if thou confent ) 555 The full relation ; which muft needs be ftrange ...
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... juft , That he who in debate of truth hath won , Should win in arms ; in both disputes alike Victor : though brutish that contest and foul , When reafon hath to deal with force ; yet fo Moft reafon is that reafon overcome . 120 125 130 ...
... juft , That he who in debate of truth hath won , Should win in arms ; in both disputes alike Victor : though brutish that contest and foul , When reafon hath to deal with force ; yet fo Moft reafon is that reafon overcome . 120 125 130 ...
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... juft measure ) on thy felf , 265 And thy adherents : how haft thou disturb'd Heav'n's bleffed peace , and into nature brought Mifery , uncreated till the crime 270 Of thy rebellion ! how haft thou inftill'd Thy malice into thousands ...
... juft measure ) on thy felf , 265 And thy adherents : how haft thou disturb'd Heav'n's bleffed peace , and into nature brought Mifery , uncreated till the crime 270 Of thy rebellion ! how haft thou inftill'd Thy malice into thousands ...
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... juft , Illaudable , nought merits but difpraise And ignominy ; yet to glory aspires , Vain - glorious , and through infamy feeks fame : Therefore eternal filence be their doom ! 380 385 And now , their mightiest quell'd , the battel ...
... juft , Illaudable , nought merits but difpraise And ignominy ; yet to glory aspires , Vain - glorious , and through infamy feeks fame : Therefore eternal filence be their doom ! 380 385 And now , their mightiest quell'd , the battel ...
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