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Sonnet 23 Poem by John Milton
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Spot of child‐bed taint”: Seventeenth‐Century Obstetrics in Milton's Sonnet 23 and Paradise Lost 8.462–78 - Schwartz - 1993 - Milton Quarterly - Wiley Online Library
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Sonnet 23: Methought I saw my late espoused saint
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