Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - Всего страниц: 546 |
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Стр. lxiv
... less True and Faithfull than thofe of Old , Pylades and Thefeus : For They do not Think that by This Accident I am become altogether Nothing , or that the only Worth of an Honest and Upright Man is plac'd in his Eyes . Far from it , the ...
... less True and Faithfull than thofe of Old , Pylades and Thefeus : For They do not Think that by This Accident I am become altogether Nothing , or that the only Worth of an Honest and Upright Man is plac'd in his Eyes . Far from it , the ...
Стр. lxxvi
... less , fince I began to perceive that my Eye - fight grew Weak and Dimm , and at the fame time my Spleen and Bowels to be Oppreft and troubled with Flatus ; and in the Morning when I began to Read , according to Cuftom , my Eyes grew ...
... less , fince I began to perceive that my Eye - fight grew Weak and Dimm , and at the fame time my Spleen and Bowels to be Oppreft and troubled with Flatus ; and in the Morning when I began to Read , according to Cuftom , my Eyes grew ...
Стр. 42
... less Satan had own'd juft before v . 642. that They had been Deceiv'd by God's Conceal- ing his Strength ; He Now fays He also shall find Himself Miftaken in His Turn ; He fhall find Our Cunning fuch as that tho ' we have find 42 I.
... less Satan had own'd juft before v . 642. that They had been Deceiv'd by God's Conceal- ing his Strength ; He Now fays He also shall find Himself Miftaken in His Turn ; He fhall find Our Cunning fuch as that tho ' we have find 42 I.
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