The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volume 1T. Noble, 1845 |
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... nature need not , Or God support nature without repast Though needing , what praise is it to endure ? But now I feel I hunger , which declares Nature hath need of what she asks ; yet God . Can satisfy that need some other way , Though ...
... nature need not , Or God support nature without repast Though needing , what praise is it to endure ? But now I feel I hunger , which declares Nature hath need of what she asks ; yet God . Can satisfy that need some other way , Though ...
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... Nature's own work it seem'd , ( nature taught art , ) And , to a superstitious eye , the haunt [ round , Of wood - gods and wood - nymphs : he view'd ' it When suddenly a man before him stood ; Not rustic as before , but seemlier clad ...
... Nature's own work it seem'd , ( nature taught art , ) And , to a superstitious eye , the haunt [ round , Of wood - gods and wood - nymphs : he view'd ' it When suddenly a man before him stood ; Not rustic as before , but seemlier clad ...
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... Nature asham'd , or , better to express , Troubled , that thou shouldst hunger , hath purvey'd From all the elements her choicest store , To treat thee , as beseems , and as her Lord , With honour only deign to sit and eat . ” He spake ...
... Nature asham'd , or , better to express , Troubled , that thou shouldst hunger , hath purvey'd From all the elements her choicest store , To treat thee , as beseems , and as her Lord , With honour only deign to sit and eat . ” He spake ...
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... nature can receive , consider , Thy life hath yet been private , most part spen At home , scarce view'd the Galilean towns , And once a year Jerusalem , few days ' [ serve Short sojourn ; and what thence couldst thou ob The world thou ...
... nature can receive , consider , Thy life hath yet been private , most part spen At home , scarce view'd the Galilean towns , And once a year Jerusalem , few days ' [ serve Short sojourn ; and what thence couldst thou ob The world thou ...
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... Nature first begins Her farthest verge , and Chaos to retire , As from her outmost works a broken foe , With tumult less , and with less hostile din , That Satan with less toil , and now with ease Wafts on the calmer waves by dubious ...
... Nature first begins Her farthest verge , and Chaos to retire , As from her outmost works a broken foe , With tumult less , and with less hostile din , That Satan with less toil , and now with ease Wafts on the calmer waves by dubious ...
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