Paradise Regain'd: A Poem, in Four Books ; To which is Added Samson Agonistes and Poems Upon Several OccasionsJ. and R. Tonson, 1753 - 386 pages |
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Page 103
... Manuscript run thus , - I hear the different pace Of fome chafte footing near a- bout this ground . Some virgin fure benighted in thefe woods , H 4 For 201 I And to my wily trains ; I shall 59 POEMS on Several OCCASIONS . XVI . 103.
... Manuscript run thus , - I hear the different pace Of fome chafte footing near a- bout this ground . Some virgin fure benighted in thefe woods , H 4 For 201 I And to my wily trains ; I shall 59 POEMS on Several OCCASIONS . XVI . 103.
Page 104
... Manuscript at first . OY My powder'd fpells into the fpungy air Of pow'r to cheat the eye with Height or blind illufion , agar And give it false prefentments , elfe the place & c . noted t 164. And bug him into " fnares . ] So corrected ...
... Manuscript at first . OY My powder'd fpells into the fpungy air Of pow'r to cheat the eye with Height or blind illufion , agar And give it false prefentments , elfe the place & c . noted t 164. And bug him into " fnares . ] So corrected ...
Page 122
... Manuscript from In this fad dungeon- 350. But O that hapless Virgin , & c ] Inftead of the lines from this to ver . 366. the Manuscript had thefe following , But oh that hapless Virgin , our loft Sifter , Where may she wander now ...
... Manuscript from In this fad dungeon- 350. But O that hapless Virgin , & c ] Inftead of the lines from this to ver . 366. the Manuscript had thefe following , But oh that hapless Virgin , our loft Sifter , Where may she wander now ...
Page 125
... . For who would rob & c ] in the Manuscript . For who would rob a hermit of his beads , His books , his hairy gown , or maple difh . 400 , - as Or do his gray hairs any violence ? But beauty POEMS on Several OCCASIONS . XVI . 125.
... . For who would rob & c ] in the Manuscript . For who would rob a hermit of his beads , His books , his hairy gown , or maple difh . 400 , - as Or do his gray hairs any violence ? But beauty POEMS on Several OCCASIONS . XVI . 125.
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... Manuscript forgeries . 702 . none But fuch as are good men can give good things , ] This noble fenti- ment Milton has borrow'd from Euripides . Medea , ver . 618 . Haft thou betray'd my credulous innocence With vifor'd falfhood , Kax ...
... Manuscript forgeries . 702 . none But fuch as are good men can give good things , ] This noble fenti- ment Milton has borrow'd from Euripides . Medea , ver . 618 . Haft thou betray'd my credulous innocence With vifor'd falfhood , Kax ...
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