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... bestowed on any individual such an ample , such a variegated por; an tion of
true poetical genius , and never did it tion xxiv D E DI CA TION .
... bestowed on any individual such an ample , such a variegated por; an tion of
true poetical genius , and never did it tion xxiv D E DI CA TION .
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To counteract this invidious insinua . tion we are furnished with a reply , made by
Milton himself , to this very calumny , originally fabricated by one of his
contemporaries ; a calumny , which he had so fully refuted , that it ought to have
revived ...
To counteract this invidious insinua . tion we are furnished with a reply , made by
Milton himself , to this very calumny , originally fabricated by one of his
contemporaries ; a calumny , which he had so fully refuted , that it ought to have
revived ...
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tion , to present the like offer in our antient « stories . Or whether those dramatic
constituti . ons , wherein Sophocles and Euripides reign , shall 66 be found more
doctrinal and exemplary to a na . « tion - Or , if occasion shall lead , to imitate ...
tion , to present the like offer in our antient « stories . Or whether those dramatic
constituti . ons , wherein Sophocles and Euripides reign , shall 66 be found more
doctrinal and exemplary to a na . « tion - Or , if occasion shall lead , to imitate ...
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... of Milton , and for his only ) the foundation of an epic poem . " He took from that
ridiculous trifle the first « hint of the noblest work , which human imagination CG *
tion has ever attempted , and which he 260 CONJECTURES ON THE ORIGIN.
... of Milton , and for his only ) the foundation of an epic poem . " He took from that
ridiculous trifle the first « hint of the noblest work , which human imagination CG *
tion has ever attempted , and which he 260 CONJECTURES ON THE ORIGIN.
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CG * tion has ever attempted , and which he executed more than twenty years
after . “ In the like manner , Pythagoras owed the in6 vention of Music to the noise
of the hammer of a blacksmith ; and thus , in our days , Sir Isaac “ Newton walking
...
CG * tion has ever attempted , and which he executed more than twenty years
after . “ In the like manner , Pythagoras owed the in6 vention of Music to the noise
of the hammer of a blacksmith ; and thus , in our days , Sir Isaac “ Newton walking
...
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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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