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а 9 300 305 a 310 315 I have a Soul like yours ; I cannot take I Your love as alms , nor beg what I deserve . I'll tell my Brother we are reconcil'd ; He shall draw back his Troops , and you shall march To rule the East : I may be dropt ...
а 9 300 305 a 310 315 I have a Soul like yours ; I cannot take I Your love as alms , nor beg what I deserve . I'll tell my Brother we are reconcil'd ; He shall draw back his Troops , and you shall march To rule the East : I may be dropt ...
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Their Soil and Heav'n infect ' em all with baseness : 150 And their young Souls come tainted to the World With the first ... He was a Bastard of the Sun , by Nile , Ap'd into Man ; with all his Mother's Mud 155 Crusted about his Soul .
Their Soil and Heav'n infect ' em all with baseness : 150 And their young Souls come tainted to the World With the first ... He was a Bastard of the Sun , by Nile , Ap'd into Man ; with all his Mother's Mud 155 Crusted about his Soul .
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By all which it is manifest , that the outward Dress must needs be the Soul . TO this System of Religion were tagged several subaltern Doctrines , which were entertained with great Vogue : as particularly , the Faculties of the Mind ...
By all which it is manifest , that the outward Dress must needs be the Soul . TO this System of Religion were tagged several subaltern Doctrines , which were entertained with great Vogue : as particularly , the Faculties of the Mind ...
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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