The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... says , " I have brought down the affairs of the Greeks , in a continued course of reading , to the period in which they ceased to be Greeks . I have long been engaged in the obfcurer parts of Italian history , under the Lombards , the ...
... says , " I have brought down the affairs of the Greeks , in a continued course of reading , to the period in which they ceased to be Greeks . I have long been engaged in the obfcurer parts of Italian history , under the Lombards , the ...
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... ( says Johnson ) had his eyes been better " employed , had undoubtedly deserved compassion . " What ! had Milton no ... say his implacable enemies , he lost his eyes in the vin- dication of wickedness : but admitting their affertion in its ...
... ( says Johnson ) had his eyes been better " employed , had undoubtedly deserved compassion . " What ! had Milton no ... say his implacable enemies , he lost his eyes in the vin- dication of wickedness : but admitting their affertion in its ...
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... say of him , what Manso says of the great Italian poet , that the preference of virtue to every other confideration was the predominant paffion of his life . Enthusiasm was the characteristic of his mind ; in poli- tics , it made him ...
... say of him , what Manso says of the great Italian poet , that the preference of virtue to every other confideration was the predominant paffion of his life . Enthusiasm was the characteristic of his mind ; in poli- tics , it made him ...
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