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Стр. xxxvi
... who was Certainly One ( if there was really more than One ) that was Thus
Serviceable to her Excellent Father in his Distress , Express'd no Uneasiness ,
that I ever heard of , when she gave Accounts of Milton's Affairs to the Many
Enquirers ...
... who was Certainly One ( if there was really more than One ) that was Thus
Serviceable to her Excellent Father in his Distress , Express'd no Uneasiness ,
that I ever heard of , when she gave Accounts of Milton's Affairs to the Many
Enquirers ...
Стр. xxxvii
only without her Father's Confent , but even his Knowledge . but I never heard '
twas upon Occasion of any Unkindness of His , Unless as having Married ; That
This Mother - inLaw was as Mothers - in - Law frequently are , has been
Suggested ...
only without her Father's Confent , but even his Knowledge . but I never heard '
twas upon Occasion of any Unkindness of His , Unless as having Married ; That
This Mother - inLaw was as Mothers - in - Law frequently are , has been
Suggested ...
Стр. lxix
His Father defign'd him for the Church ; That he Avoided , upon Account of the
Subscription , which he Scrupled . ( See his Introduction to the fecond part of
ChurchGovernment . ) and by his Poetical Latin Letter to his Father it seems as if
he ...
His Father defign'd him for the Church ; That he Avoided , upon Account of the
Subscription , which he Scrupled . ( See his Introduction to the fecond part of
ChurchGovernment . ) and by his Poetical Latin Letter to his Father it seems as if
he ...
Стр. xcviii
1 How Long Milton's Father Sublisted him is not said ; he had no Employment
whereby to Get Any thing , if ' tis true he ... I confess I don't very throughly Believe ;
for his Father's Estate was not Large , nor had he Design'd him for à Gentleman ...
1 How Long Milton's Father Sublisted him is not said ; he had no Employment
whereby to Get Any thing , if ' tis true he ... I confess I don't very throughly Believe ;
for his Father's Estate was not Large , nor had he Design'd him for à Gentleman ...
Стр. 105
139 in Him All his Father mon Substantially express'd Substantially as VI . 682.
Visibly . the Deity is seen Bodily Col. ii . 9. not as the Deity , Invisible , but
Conspicuous . though as yet Different from what he was after the Incarnation ,
140 and in ...
139 in Him All his Father mon Substantially express'd Substantially as VI . 682.
Visibly . the Deity is seen Bodily Col. ii . 9. not as the Deity , Invisible , but
Conspicuous . though as yet Different from what he was after the Incarnation ,
140 and in ...
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| Название | Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost |
| Автор | Jonathan Richardson |
| Издатель | James, John, and Paul Knapton, 1734 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мичиганский университет |
| Оцифровано | 5 авг 2005 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 546 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |