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You will soon , I trust , prove to the literary world , as you perfectly proved to me
fome years ago , that the poet has suffered not a little from the absurdities of his
arrogant annotator , annotator . It is hardly possible for a man of xvi D ED I CA TI
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You will soon , I trust , prove to the literary world , as you perfectly proved to me
fome years ago , that the poet has suffered not a little from the absurdities of his
arrogant annotator , annotator . It is hardly possible for a man of xvi D ED I CA TI
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... forcibly prove with what vehemence of desire he panted for poetical immortality
, and for the superior rewards of a laborious life , devoted to piety - and virtue .
His acquaintance with Manso may be regarded as the most fortunate incident of ...
... forcibly prove with what vehemence of desire he panted for poetical immortality
, and for the superior rewards of a laborious life , devoted to piety - and virtue .
His acquaintance with Manso may be regarded as the most fortunate incident of ...
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... as a part of his fingular ill - grounded attempt to prove that Milton's ideas of
education were in direct opposition to those ... which merely proves , that they
read more books than are usually read in our common schools ; and that their
diligent ...
... as a part of his fingular ill - grounded attempt to prove that Milton's ideas of
education were in direct opposition to those ... which merely proves , that they
read more books than are usually read in our common schools ; and that their
diligent ...
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... ac fi , ut olim Atheniensibus mos erat ; in Prytanéo alendum decreviffent . -Profe
Works , vol . ii . p . 376 . 1 tic personage too clearly proved her unworthy ; yet tic
THE LIFE OF MILTON . 113 have been perfectly fatisfied with the kindness of ...
... ac fi , ut olim Atheniensibus mos erat ; in Prytanéo alendum decreviffent . -Profe
Works , vol . ii . p . 376 . 1 tic personage too clearly proved her unworthy ; yet tic
THE LIFE OF MILTON . 113 have been perfectly fatisfied with the kindness of ...
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1 tic personage too clearly proved her unworthy ; yet Milton cannot fairly be
charged with servile adulation . Christina , when he appeared as her eulogist ,
was the idol of the literary world . The candour with which she spake as a queen
on his ...
1 tic personage too clearly proved her unworthy ; yet Milton cannot fairly be
charged with servile adulation . Christina , when he appeared as her eulogist ,
was the idol of the literary world . The candour with which she spake as a queen
on his ...
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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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