English Prose: Milton to GrayOxford University Press, 1932 |
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... believe in the Holy Ghost as to live and work by Him , as the body doth by the soul . - You are not baptized into his name in vain ; ( but too few understand the sense and reason of it ) . The Spirit is sent by Christ for two great ...
... believe in the Holy Ghost as to live and work by Him , as the body doth by the soul . - You are not baptized into his name in vain ; ( but too few understand the sense and reason of it ) . The Spirit is sent by Christ for two great ...
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William Peacock. believe least of what t'other says ; and he that has the weakness or good nature to give out first , ( viz . to believe anything t'other says ) is looked upon to be tricked . I cannot see the policy , any more than the ...
William Peacock. believe least of what t'other says ; and he that has the weakness or good nature to give out first , ( viz . to believe anything t'other says ) is looked upon to be tricked . I cannot see the policy , any more than the ...
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... believe I know where to lay up my little treasure as well as another . I thank God , if I am not so warm as some , I am content ; that is a blessing greater than riches ; and he to whom that is given , need ask no more . To be content ...
... believe I know where to lay up my little treasure as well as another . I thank God , if I am not so warm as some , I am content ; that is a blessing greater than riches ; and he to whom that is given , need ask no more . To be content ...
Contents
JOHN MILTON 16081674 | 1 |
THOMAS URQUHART 16111660 | 26 |
JEREMY TAYLOR 16131667 | 40 |
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