The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... she spake as a queen on his defence of the people would naturally strike the author as an engaging proof of her difcernment and magnanimity ; he was also gratified in no common degree by the coolness with which she treated his adversary ...
... she spake as a queen on his defence of the people would naturally strike the author as an engaging proof of her difcernment and magnanimity ; he was also gratified in no common degree by the coolness with which she treated his adversary ...
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... she speaks of the poet Waller ; but she does not mention the name of Milton in the whole collection . Her fon ( the first and laft Earl of Ranelagh ) who was in his child- hood a difciple of the great poet , proved a man of talents ...
... she speaks of the poet Waller ; but she does not mention the name of Milton in the whole collection . Her fon ( the first and laft Earl of Ranelagh ) who was in his child- hood a difciple of the great poet , proved a man of talents ...
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... she has applauded the poet ; and in proportion as she advances in liberality of sentiment , she will love the man ; but love in this aspect is more volatile than admiration , and a beneficent genius may be cafily deprived of it by the ...
... she has applauded the poet ; and in proportion as she advances in liberality of sentiment , she will love the man ; but love in this aspect is more volatile than admiration , and a beneficent genius may be cafily deprived of it by the ...
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