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A very different character is due to that version of Milton's Latin poetry , which my
excellent friend has finished with such care and felicity , that even from the sea
parate specimens of it , with which this life is embellished , you , my dear Warton
...
A very different character is due to that version of Milton's Latin poetry , which my
excellent friend has finished with such care and felicity , that even from the sea
parate specimens of it , with which this life is embellished , you , my dear Warton
...
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such a subject , as of itself might catch applause ; “ whereas this has all the
disadvantages on the con" s trary ; and such a subject , as the publishing “
whereof might be delayed at pleasure , and time ' s enough to pencil it over with
all the ...
such a subject , as of itself might catch applause ; “ whereas this has all the
disadvantages on the con" s trary ; and such a subject , as the publishing “
whereof might be delayed at pleasure , and time ' s enough to pencil it over with
all the ...
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The poet , who speaks with such graceful humility of his literary atchievements ,
had at this time written Comus , a composition that abundantly displays the
variety and compass of his poetical powers . After he had delineated , with equal
...
The poet , who speaks with such graceful humility of his literary atchievements ,
had at this time written Comus , a composition that abundantly displays the
variety and compass of his poetical powers . After he had delineated , with equal
...
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To gratify such readers , I select very copiously from his various works those
passages that display , in the strongest point of view , his moral and domestic
character . It is my firm belief , that as this is more known , it will become more and
more ...
To gratify such readers , I select very copiously from his various works those
passages that display , in the strongest point of view , his moral and domestic
character . It is my firm belief , that as this is more known , it will become more and
more ...
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... in opinion , and thought it would be a blot in © their escutcheon whenever that
Court came to “ flourish again ; however , it so incensed our au" thor , that he
thought it would be dishonourable “ ever to receive her again after such a repulse
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... in opinion , and thought it would be a blot in © their escutcheon whenever that
Court came to “ flourish again ; however , it so incensed our au" thor , that he
thought it would be dishonourable “ ever to receive her again after such a repulse
.
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| Título | The Life of Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, Conjectures on the Origin of Paradise Lost: with an Appendix. By William Hayley, Esq ECCO database |
| Autor | William Hayley |
| Editor | William Porter, 1797 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 16 Mayo 2012 |
| Largo | 342 páginas |
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