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I. , Quis multa gracilis te puer in rosa , Rendered almost word for word , without
rhyme , according to the Latin measure , as near as the language will permit .
WHAT slender youth , bedewed with liquid odours , Courts thee on roses in some
...
I. , Quis multa gracilis te puer in rosa , Rendered almost word for word , without
rhyme , according to the Latin measure , as near as the language will permit .
WHAT slender youth , bedewed with liquid odours , Courts thee on roses in some
...
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... seeking right : Thence to thy glorious habitation Return on high , and in their
sight . Jehovah judgeth most upright All people from the world's foundation .
Judge me , Lord ; be judge in this According to my righteousness , And the
innocence ...
... seeking right : Thence to thy glorious habitation Return on high , and in their
sight . Jehovah judgeth most upright All people from the world's foundation .
Judge me , Lord ; be judge in this According to my righteousness , And the
innocence ...
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... that due course doth keep , Turns on his head : and his ill trade Of violence will
undelayed Fall on his crown with ruin steep . Then will I Jehovah's praise
According to his justice raise , And sing the Name and Deity Of Jehovah the Most
High ...
... that due course doth keep , Turns on his head : and his ill trade Of violence will
undelayed Fall on his crown with ruin steep . Then will I Jehovah's praise
According to his justice raise , And sing the Name and Deity Of Jehovah the Most
High ...
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No commentator on Paradise Lost has surpassed the first one - Patrick Hume ,
pilotolumnsin the industry with which he traversed the whole ground , and offered
explanations , according to his lights , of all that seemed to require explanation ...
No commentator on Paradise Lost has surpassed the first one - Patrick Hume ,
pilotolumnsin the industry with which he traversed the whole ground , and offered
explanations , according to his lights , of all that seemed to require explanation ...
Page 107
D. - The author , according to Toland , was Dr. Samuel Barrow , a physician . He
has been identified with a Dr. Samuel Barrow who was principal physician to the
army of General Monk in December 1659 , when Monk was negotiating for the ...
D. - The author , according to Toland , was Dr. Samuel Barrow , a physician . He
has been identified with a Dr. Samuel Barrow who was principal physician to the
army of General Monk in December 1659 , when Monk was negotiating for the ...
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| Title | The Poetical Works of John Milton |
| Author | John Mitford |
| Editors | John Mitford, David Masson |
| Publisher | J. R. Osgood, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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