Paradise Regain'd: A Poem, in Four Books. To which is Added Samson Agonistes; and Poems Upon Several Occasions, with a Tractate of Education. The Author John MiltonRobert & Andrew Foulis, 1765 - 380 pages |
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... hast dar'd to utter Th ' abominable terms , impious condition ; But I endure the time , till which expir'd , Thou hast permission on me . It is written The first of all commandments , Thou shalt worship The Lord thy God , and only him ...
... hast dar'd to utter Th ' abominable terms , impious condition ; But I endure the time , till which expir'd , Thou hast permission on me . It is written The first of all commandments , Thou shalt worship The Lord thy God , and only him ...
Page 130
... hast fulfill'd The work for which thou waft foretold To Ifrael , and now ly'st victorious Among thy flain self - kill'd Not willingly , but tangl'd in the fold , Of dire neceffity , whofe law in death conjoin'd Thee with thy flaughter'd ...
... hast fulfill'd The work for which thou waft foretold To Ifrael , and now ly'st victorious Among thy flain self - kill'd Not willingly , but tangl'd in the fold , Of dire neceffity , whofe law in death conjoin'd Thee with thy flaughter'd ...
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... fo fweet a child Her falfe imagin'd lofs cease to lament , And wifely learn to curb thy forrows wild ; Think what a prefent thou to God hast sent , And render him with patience what he lent : This if thou do , he will an off - 212 POEMS ON.
... fo fweet a child Her falfe imagin'd lofs cease to lament , And wifely learn to curb thy forrows wild ; Think what a prefent thou to God hast sent , And render him with patience what he lent : This if thou do , he will an off - 212 POEMS ON.
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... hast deck'd them in thy best array ; That fo they may without fufpect or fears Fly swiftly to this fair affembly's ears ? Yet I had rather , if I were to chuse , Thy service in fome graver subject use , Such as may make thee search thy ...
... hast deck'd them in thy best array ; That fo they may without fufpect or fears Fly swiftly to this fair affembly's ears ? Yet I had rather , if I were to chuse , Thy service in fome graver subject use , Such as may make thee search thy ...
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... hast entomb'd , And last of all thy greedy felf confum'd , Then long eternity fhall greet our biifs With an individual kiss ; And joy fhall overtake us as a flood , When every thing that is fincerely good , And perfectly divine , With ...
... hast entomb'd , And last of all thy greedy felf confum'd , Then long eternity fhall greet our biifs With an individual kiss ; And joy fhall overtake us as a flood , When every thing that is fincerely good , And perfectly divine , With ...
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