Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorce tracts, Areopagitica, and Of education, 1644-45Scolar P., 1968 |
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... bear the infirmities of another , but cheifly of his wife . Aufwer , I grant , infirmities , but not outrages , not perpetual de- fraudments of truelt conjugal fociety , not injuries and vexations as importunat as fire . Yet to endure ...
... bear the infirmities of another , but cheifly of his wife . Aufwer , I grant , infirmities , but not outrages , not perpetual de- fraudments of truelt conjugal fociety , not injuries and vexations as importunat as fire . Yet to endure ...
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... bear bim to the high pitch of your noble enterprises , may easily affure bimfelf that the prudence and farre - judging circumfpeltneffe of fo grave a Magiftracy fitting in Parlament , who have before them the prepar'd and purpos'd All ...
... bear bim to the high pitch of your noble enterprises , may easily affure bimfelf that the prudence and farre - judging circumfpeltneffe of fo grave a Magiftracy fitting in Parlament , who have before them the prepar'd and purpos'd All ...
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... bee tells us of his own accord , that a bated , or a bareful woman , when free is married , ie a thing for which the earth is disquieted and cannot E 3 bear bear it ; thus giving divine testimony to this divine TETRACHORDON . 29.
... bee tells us of his own accord , that a bated , or a bareful woman , when free is married , ie a thing for which the earth is disquieted and cannot E 3 bear bear it ; thus giving divine testimony to this divine TETRACHORDON . 29.
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Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorcetracts, Areopagita and Of education 1644-45 John Milton Visualização de excertos - 1968 |
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