The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... composition ; but I apprehend it was an idle lufus poeticus , and either meant as a ludicrous parody on fome other fonnet , which has funk into oblivion , or merely written as a trifling paftime , to shew that it is poffible to compose ...
... composition ; but I apprehend it was an idle lufus poeticus , and either meant as a ludicrous parody on fome other fonnet , which has funk into oblivion , or merely written as a trifling paftime , to shew that it is poffible to compose ...
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... composition . Many poets have lamented a friend of their youth , and a companion of their studies , but no one has surpassed the affecting tenderness with which Milton fpeaks of his loft Diodati . Quis mihi fidus Hærebit lateri comes ...
... composition . Many poets have lamented a friend of their youth , and a companion of their studies , but no one has surpassed the affecting tenderness with which Milton fpeaks of his loft Diodati . Quis mihi fidus Hærebit lateri comes ...
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... composition of fuch magnitude and merit as Paradife Regain'd , entitle him to distinction in a life of his great poetical friend , and I have therefore rather transcribed than abridged his relation . My reader , I doubt not , will join ...
... composition of fuch magnitude and merit as Paradife Regain'd , entitle him to distinction in a life of his great poetical friend , and I have therefore rather transcribed than abridged his relation . My reader , I doubt not , will join ...
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