Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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... ther Wife by the most Famous Protestant Di- vines after a Solemn Deliberation . See Moreri . Still he was Unhappily Engag'd in the O- ther War against Popery , Prelacy , and Mo- narchy , a Pure Volunteer ; but after Serving Thus Thus ...
... ther Wife by the most Famous Protestant Di- vines after a Solemn Deliberation . See Moreri . Still he was Unhappily Engag'd in the O- ther War against Popery , Prelacy , and Mo- narchy , a Pure Volunteer ; but after Serving Thus Thus ...
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... ther . This Entrance Defcry'd , and the De- fcription of the Way mention'd in the first Line of the present Paffage are plainly two Distinct things . 584 Hard thou knowft it to Exclude See the Note on v . 181 . 592 Beneath the Azores ...
... ther . This Entrance Defcry'd , and the De- fcription of the Way mention'd in the first Line of the present Paffage are plainly two Distinct things . 584 Hard thou knowft it to Exclude See the Note on v . 181 . 592 Beneath the Azores ...
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... ther there is a Laire or Layer of This and That . So of the Strata , or Kinds of Earth often seen , there is a Layer of Earth , Ano- ther of Chalk , & c . Ibid . Wonns is wont to be , inhabits , dwells . 458 Brake a Ferny , Shrubby ...
... ther there is a Laire or Layer of This and That . So of the Strata , or Kinds of Earth often seen , there is a Layer of Earth , Ano- ther of Chalk , & c . Ibid . Wonns is wont to be , inhabits , dwells . 458 Brake a Ferny , Shrubby ...
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