English Prose: Milton to GrayOxford University Press, 1932 |
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... learned , from whom to the common people what- ever is heretical or dissolute may quickly be con- veyed , and that evil manners are as perfectly learnt without books a thousand other ways which cannot be stopped , and evil doctrine not ...
... learned , from whom to the common people what- ever is heretical or dissolute may quickly be con- veyed , and that evil manners are as perfectly learnt without books a thousand other ways which cannot be stopped , and evil doctrine not ...
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... learned men pretend to deduce his original from Jupiter Capitolinus . At his left hand , beneath the altar , Hell seemed to open , and catch at the animals the idol was creating ; to prevent which , certain of his priests hourly flung ...
... learned men pretend to deduce his original from Jupiter Capitolinus . At his left hand , beneath the altar , Hell seemed to open , and catch at the animals the idol was creating ; to prevent which , certain of his priests hourly flung ...
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William Peacock. players , of whom he had learned to scorn a trade , and , being now at liberty to follow his genius , he resolved to be a man of wit and humour . That he might be properly initiated in his new character , he frequented ...
William Peacock. players , of whom he had learned to scorn a trade , and , being now at liberty to follow his genius , he resolved to be a man of wit and humour . That he might be properly initiated in his new character , he frequented ...
Contents
JOHN MILTON 16081674 | 1 |
THOMAS URQUHART 16111660 | 26 |
JEREMY TAYLOR 16131667 | 40 |
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