The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... suffered the public indignity of cor- poral punishment . " In confirmation of this incident , which appears improbable , though supported by Mr. Warton , the biographical critic alledges the following paffage from the firft Elegy : Jam ...
... suffered the public indignity of cor- poral punishment . " In confirmation of this incident , which appears improbable , though supported by Mr. Warton , the biographical critic alledges the following paffage from the firft Elegy : Jam ...
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... suffered pain , and seemed to shrink from reading , but , after fome moderate bodily exercise , were re- freshed ; whenever I looked at a candle I faw a fort of iris around it . Not long afterwards , on the left fide of my left eye ...
... suffered pain , and seemed to shrink from reading , but , after fome moderate bodily exercise , were re- freshed ; whenever I looked at a candle I faw a fort of iris around it . Not long afterwards , on the left fide of my left eye ...
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... suffer death with the regicides or not , as many contended that his guilt was fuperior to theirs . Lauder , indeed , mentions no authority for his affertion ; and the word of a man so fu- premely infamous would deferve no notice , were ...
... suffer death with the regicides or not , as many contended that his guilt was fuperior to theirs . Lauder , indeed , mentions no authority for his affertion ; and the word of a man so fu- premely infamous would deferve no notice , were ...
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