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... inspired them would inspire him : ' what judgment , wit , or elegance was my share would herein best appear , and best value itself , by how much more wisely and with more love of virtue I should choose – let rude ears be absent - the ...
... inspired them would inspire him : ' what judgment , wit , or elegance was my share would herein best appear , and best value itself , by how much more wisely and with more love of virtue I should choose – let rude ears be absent - the ...
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... inspired him to more eloquent and moving flights of indignation than against the bishops . In the next two years he put forth no less than four publications on the subject of divorce , of which the most impor- tant was the first , The ...
... inspired him to more eloquent and moving flights of indignation than against the bishops . In the next two years he put forth no less than four publications on the subject of divorce , of which the most impor- tant was the first , The ...
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... inspired Biblical trash . His daughter , a schoolteacher who became a Christadelphian , was inspired to assure me as a somewhat apprehensive boy that the world would come to an end in 1920. When the year was safely past , I reminded her ...
... inspired Biblical trash . His daughter , a schoolteacher who became a Christadelphian , was inspired to assure me as a somewhat apprehensive boy that the world would come to an end in 1920. When the year was safely past , I reminded her ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
Copyright | |
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