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 |
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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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... but although 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 ...
... but although 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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... flattering the tyranny of Richlieu , and had settled in Leyden as an asy ? um of
liberty ; he seemed , therefore , as one of his Parisian correspondents observed
to him , " to cancel the merit of his former conduct by « writing against England .
... flattering the tyranny of Richlieu , and had settled in Leyden as an asy ? um of
liberty ; he seemed , therefore , as one of his Parisian correspondents observed
to him , " to cancel the merit of his former conduct by « writing against England .
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... Bishop of Derry , vindicated his illustrious relation , and fatirized his supposed
adverfary with a keenness and vehemence of invective , which induced , perhaps
, some readers to suspect that the performance was written entirely by Milton .
... Bishop of Derry , vindicated his illustrious relation , and fatirized his supposed
adverfary with a keenness and vehemence of invective , which induced , perhaps
, some readers to suspect that the performance was written entirely by Milton .
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the press ; and being questioned concerning the paper in his hand , he said , it
was “ part of the “ noblest poem that ever was written in any lan : ĝuage or in any
age . ” Richardson , whose active and liberal affection for the poet led him to ...
the press ; and being questioned concerning the paper in his hand , he said , it
was “ part of the “ noblest poem that ever was written in any lan : ĝuage or in any
age . ” Richardson , whose active and liberal affection for the poet led him to ...
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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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