Introduction to
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- Although I fear, lest, if in defending the people of England
- I considered that many had purchased a less good by a greate
- At length, dear friend, your letter has reached me, and the
- If you had presented to me a gift of gold, or of preciously
- For me, I have determined to lay up as the best treasure and
- Thus having spent his first onset, not in confuting, but in
- When I came upon that passage where you write that you had
- Owing to your protection, Supreme Senate! this liberty of
- The following are some of the many explicit statements of Mi
- The passages quoted sufficiently show the _kind_ of liberty
- _Sec. Bro._ 'Tis most true
- _Spir._ Virgin, daughter of Locrine,
- Yet once more, O ye laurels, and once more,
- _Samson._ The first I saw at Timna, and she pleased
- _Dalila._ Yet hear me, Samson; not that I endeavour
- _Chorus._ Consider, Samson; matters now are strained
- P. 21. _Frescobaldi_ (_Pietro_): a Florentine academician. _
- P. 69. _Animadversions_: 'A. upon the Remonstrant's Defence
- P. 104. _worth a spunge_: deserving to be wiped out. So in h
- 804. _speaks thunder_: threatens thunder and the chains of E
- 6. _else_: otherwhile, at other times.
- 1671. _And fat regorged_: Keightley explains, 'and the fat o