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... compositions ; and I am not a little gratified in the assurance that you think as I
do , both of their blemishes and their beauties , and approve the use that I have
made of them in my endeavours to elucidate the life and character of their author
.
... compositions ; and I am not a little gratified in the assurance that you think as I
do , both of their blemishes and their beauties , and approve the use that I have
made of them in my endeavours to elucidate the life and character of their author
.
Página xvii
It is hardly possible for a man of letters , who affectionately venerates the name of
Milton , and recollects some expressions of Warburton concerning his poetry and
his moral character , to speak of that supercilious prelate without catching ...
It is hardly possible for a man of letters , who affectionately venerates the name of
Milton , and recollects some expressions of Warburton concerning his poetry and
his moral character , to speak of that supercilious prelate without catching ...
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... his more diffufive detraction may be traced in almost every page of the
biographer : not to encounter it on its first appearance , and wherever it is visible
and important , would be to fail in that justice and regard towards the character of
Milton ...
... his more diffufive detraction may be traced in almost every page of the
biographer : not to encounter it on its first appearance , and wherever it is visible
and important , would be to fail in that justice and regard towards the character of
Milton ...
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A writer of fanguine imagination , who delineates a public character he admires
in the glowing colours of affection , has rarely the good fortune to find the
personage whom he has praised acting in perfect conformity to his panegyric ;
but Milton ...
A writer of fanguine imagination , who delineates a public character he admires
in the glowing colours of affection , has rarely the good fortune to find the
personage whom he has praised acting in perfect conformity to his panegyric ;
but Milton ...
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By William Hayley, Esq William Hayley. have been perfectly fatisfied with the
kindness of his affociates ; for , in speaking of his blindness , he fays , that “ far
froin being neglected on this acas count by the highest characters in the republic
, they ...
By William Hayley, Esq William Hayley. have been perfectly fatisfied with the
kindness of his affociates ; for , in speaking of his blindness , he fays , that “ far
froin being neglected on this acas count by the highest characters in the republic
, they ...
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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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