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... who had the advantage of living with him as a relation and a disciple . Her name , according to this author , who speaks highly of her virtue , was Caston , and her family derived from Wales . Milton , in mentioning his own origin ...
... who had the advantage of living with him as a relation and a disciple . Her name , according to this author , who speaks highly of her virtue , was Caston , and her family derived from Wales . Milton , in mentioning his own origin ...
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It is probable that the pleasure which the Arcades afforded to the young relations of the Countess , gave rise to Comus , as Lawes , the musical friend of Milton , in dedicating the mask to the young Lord Brackley , her grandson ...
It is probable that the pleasure which the Arcades afforded to the young relations of the Countess , gave rise to Comus , as Lawes , the musical friend of Milton , in dedicating the mask to the young Lord Brackley , her grandson ...
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In the relation that he gives himself of his return , the name of Geneva recalling to his mind one of the most slanderous of his political adversaries , he animates his narrative by a solemn appeal to heaven on his unspotted integrity ...
In the relation that he gives himself of his return , the name of Geneva recalling to his mind one of the most slanderous of his political adversaries , he animates his narrative by a solemn appeal to heaven on his unspotted integrity ...
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... he has written the life of his illustrious relation with a degree of laudable pride and affectionate fpirit , he does not communicate that abundance of information , which might have been expected from the advantage he possessed .
... he has written the life of his illustrious relation with a degree of laudable pride and affectionate fpirit , he does not communicate that abundance of information , which might have been expected from the advantage he possessed .
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Though he here suppresses a desire to praise his most eminent relation , it bursts forth in an amiable manner , when he comes to speak of his brother ; for he calls him , “ the maternal nephew and disci .
Though he here suppresses a desire to praise his most eminent relation , it bursts forth in an amiable manner , when he comes to speak of his brother ; for he calls him , “ the maternal nephew and disci .
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| Título | The Life of John Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, Conjectures on the Origin of Paradise Lost: with an Appendix. By William Hayley ... |
| Autor | William Hayley |
| Editor | W. Porter, 1797 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 16 Mayo 2012 |
| Largo | 342 páginas |
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