English Prose: Milton to GrayOxford University Press, 1932 |
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Page 236
... court , as too busy in opposition to popery . Sancroft made a very weighty exhor- tation to him ; in which he used a good degree of freedom , which he said was necessary , since he was going to be judged by one that was no respecter of ...
... court , as too busy in opposition to popery . Sancroft made a very weighty exhor- tation to him ; in which he used a good degree of freedom , which he said was necessary , since he was going to be judged by one that was no respecter of ...
Page 336
... court , was able to understand many things the King spoke , and to return him some kind of answers . His Majesty had given orders that the island should move north - east and by east , to the vertical point over Lagado , the metropolis ...
... court , was able to understand many things the King spoke , and to return him some kind of answers . His Majesty had given orders that the island should move north - east and by east , to the vertical point over Lagado , the metropolis ...
Page 437
... court . These gilt carved things are seldom answerable for more than the men on a chess - board , who are moved about at will , and on whom the conduct of the game is not to be charged . Some of these every prince must have about him ...
... court . These gilt carved things are seldom answerable for more than the men on a chess - board , who are moved about at will , and on whom the conduct of the game is not to be charged . Some of these every prince must have about him ...
Contents
JOHN MILTON 16081674 | 1 |
THOMAS URQUHART 16111660 | 26 |
JEREMY TAYLOR 16131667 | 40 |
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