The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... appears , we may observe , that they are entitled to pity , as having been educated without the ineftimable guidance of maternal tenderness , under a father afflicted with lofs of fight ; they were also young : at the time of Milton's ...
... appears , we may observe , that they are entitled to pity , as having been educated without the ineftimable guidance of maternal tenderness , under a father afflicted with lofs of fight ; they were also young : at the time of Milton's ...
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... appear to have committed to paper till a few days after the decease of the teftator , who expired on Sunday night , the ... appears unfeasonable , because all the oftentation , fo feverely cenfured in Mr. Ben- son , amounts merely to his ...
... appear to have committed to paper till a few days after the decease of the teftator , who expired on Sunday night , the ... appears unfeasonable , because all the oftentation , fo feverely cenfured in Mr. Ben- son , amounts merely to his ...
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... appears , therefore , not unreasonable to regard those immortal poems , which recovered tranquillity enabled him to ... appear to me utterly unworthy of their father ; but those who adopt the dark prejudices of Johnson , and believe with ...
... appears , therefore , not unreasonable to regard those immortal poems , which recovered tranquillity enabled him to ... appear to me utterly unworthy of their father ; but those who adopt the dark prejudices of Johnson , and believe with ...
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