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Dividing: for as Earth, so hee the World Built on circumfluous Waters calme, in
wide 270 Crystallin Ocean, and the loud misrule Of Chaos farr remov'd, least
fierce extreames Contiguous might distemper the whole frame: And Heav'n he
nam'd ...
Dividing: for as Earth, so hee the World Built on circumfluous Waters calme, in
wide 270 Crystallin Ocean, and the loud misrule Of Chaos farr remov'd, least
fierce extreames Contiguous might distemper the whole frame: And Heav'n he
nam'd ...
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Do you only grant forgiveness to him, now that he has confessed, and is begging
for forgiveness: sins ever are made less when they lie open wide to view. A wild
beast draws not wide asunder his gaping jaws against panic-stricken victims, ...
Do you only grant forgiveness to him, now that he has confessed, and is begging
for forgiveness: sins ever are made less when they lie open wide to view. A wild
beast draws not wide asunder his gaping jaws against panic-stricken victims, ...
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is whirled up to the heavenly steeps, and, freed from my body, I move 'mid [15]
the roving clouds; through the shades I go, moving through grottoes, the
penetralia of the bards: the fanes of the gods are open wide for me, wide to their
innermost ...
is whirled up to the heavenly steeps, and, freed from my body, I move 'mid [15]
the roving clouds; through the shades I go, moving through grottoes, the
penetralia of the bards: the fanes of the gods are open wide for me, wide to their
innermost ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Poetical Works Oxford standard authors |
| Author | John Milton |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1958 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 628 pages |
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