The Poetical Works of John Milton ...W. Pickering, 1839 |
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... glory is enough for me . Flow then , ye emerald waters , bright and free ! And breathe , ye orange groves , along her plains ; Ye fountains , sparkle through her marble fanes : And hang aloft , thou rich and purple sky , Hang up thy ...
... glory is enough for me . Flow then , ye emerald waters , bright and free ! And breathe , ye orange groves , along her plains ; Ye fountains , sparkle through her marble fanes : And hang aloft , thou rich and purple sky , Hang up thy ...
xliv ÆäÀÌÁö
... glory and our good . He can stir up rich fathers to bestow exquisite education on their children , and to dedicate them to the service of the Gospel . He can make the sons of nobles his ministers , and princes to be his Nazarites ...
... glory and our good . He can stir up rich fathers to bestow exquisite education on their children , and to dedicate them to the service of the Gospel . He can make the sons of nobles his ministers , and princes to be his Nazarites ...
lxv ÆäÀÌÁö
... glory , but solely by a sense of duty , of grace , and of devotion to his coun- try . Then let the slanderers ( he says ) of the judgments of God cease their revilings . Let them desist from their dreamy forgeries concerning me . Let ...
... glory , but solely by a sense of duty , of grace , and of devotion to his coun- try . Then let the slanderers ( he says ) of the judgments of God cease their revilings . Let them desist from their dreamy forgeries concerning me . Let ...
lxvi ÆäÀÌÁö
... glory , or to neglect the arts of peace ; to banish avarice , ambition , luxury , and all excess from their thoughts ; such is the warfare of peace ; victories hard , it is true , but blameless ; more glorious far than the war- like or ...
... glory , or to neglect the arts of peace ; to banish avarice , ambition , luxury , and all excess from their thoughts ; such is the warfare of peace ; victories hard , it is true , but blameless ; more glorious far than the war- like or ...
lxvii ÆäÀÌÁö
... glory was abundant ; but that men were not to be found for the work . Yet that there was not wanting one who could give good counsel , who could exhort , encourage : who could adorn and celebrate in immortal praises the tran- scendent ...
... glory was abundant ; but that men were not to be found for the work . Yet that there was not wanting one who could give good counsel , who could exhort , encourage : who could adorn and celebrate in immortal praises the tran- scendent ...
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