The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... some success , to correct the animofity they must naturally excite , by turning to the more temperate works of that very copious and admir- able writer , particularly to his exquisite paper in the Rambler ( N ° 54 ) on the deaths and ...
... some success , to correct the animofity they must naturally excite , by turning to the more temperate works of that very copious and admir- able writer , particularly to his exquisite paper in the Rambler ( N ° 54 ) on the deaths and ...
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... some remarkable passages in the Latin exercises , which he recited in his College , that he was at firft an object of partial severity , and afterwards of general admiration . He had differed in opinion concerning a plan of academical ...
... some remarkable passages in the Latin exercises , which he recited in his College , that he was at firft an object of partial severity , and afterwards of general admiration . He had differed in opinion concerning a plan of academical ...
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... some measure vindicates the good sense of our country , by shewing that , in the very year of Milton's decease , when some writers have supposed that his poetical merit was almost utterly unknown , there were persons in the nation , who ...
... some measure vindicates the good sense of our country , by shewing that , in the very year of Milton's decease , when some writers have supposed that his poetical merit was almost utterly unknown , there were persons in the nation , who ...
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