The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volume 1at the Clarendon Press., 1731 |
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... else deep snow and ice ; A gulf profound , as that SERBONIAN bog Betwixt DA MIATA and mount CASIUS old , Where armies whole have funk : the parching air Burns frore , and cold performs th ' effect of fire . 595 Thither by harpy - footed ...
... else deep snow and ice ; A gulf profound , as that SERBONIAN bog Betwixt DA MIATA and mount CASIUS old , Where armies whole have funk : the parching air Burns frore , and cold performs th ' effect of fire . 595 Thither by harpy - footed ...
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... must remain , ' Till they inthrall themselves ; ! else must change 125 Their náture , and revoke the high decree IIO Unchangeable , eternal , which ordain'd Their freedom , they PS Vis Book III . PARADISE LOST . 57 A ...
... must remain , ' Till they inthrall themselves ; ! else must change 125 Their náture , and revoke the high decree IIO Unchangeable , eternal , which ordain'd Their freedom , they PS Vis Book III . PARADISE LOST . 57 A ...
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John Milton. Made visible , th ' Almighty FATHER Thines , Whom else no creature can behold : on thee Impress'd , th ' effulgence of his glory abides ; Transfus'd on thee his ample SPIRIT rests . He Heav'n of Heav'ns , and all the pow'rs ...
John Milton. Made visible , th ' Almighty FATHER Thines , Whom else no creature can behold : on thee Impress'd , th ' effulgence of his glory abides ; Transfus'd on thee his ample SPIRIT rests . He Heav'n of Heav'ns , and all the pow'rs ...
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... else might work him danger or delay : 635 And now a ftripling Cherub he appears , Not of the prime , yet such as in his face Youth simild cælestial , and to ev'ry limb Suitable grace diffus'd , fo well he feign'd . Under a coronet his ...
... else might work him danger or delay : 635 And now a ftripling Cherub he appears , Not of the prime , yet such as in his face Youth simild cælestial , and to ev'ry limb Suitable grace diffus'd , fo well he feign'd . Under a coronet his ...
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... else ( though damn'd ) I should abhor . So fpake the Fiend , and with neceffity , The tyrant's plea , excus'd his devilish deeds . Then from his lofty fland on that high tree , Down he alights among the fportful herd Of thofe four ...
... else ( though damn'd ) I should abhor . So fpake the Fiend , and with neceffity , The tyrant's plea , excus'd his devilish deeds . Then from his lofty fland on that high tree , Down he alights among the fportful herd Of thofe four ...
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