The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... extraordinary mufical powers he has celebrated in Latin verse , and whom he is sup- posed to address as a lover in his Italian poetry . The most G eloquent eloquent of the paffions , which is said to convert THE LIFE OF MILTON . 41.
... extraordinary mufical powers he has celebrated in Latin verse , and whom he is sup- posed to address as a lover in his Italian poetry . The most G eloquent eloquent of the paffions , which is said to convert THE LIFE OF MILTON . 41.
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... eloquent men , I am per- " fectly willing to confess , that whatever proficiency I have " made in literature is chiefly owing to my long and in- " ceffant study of their works . Had I acquired from them " fuch powers of language as ...
... eloquent men , I am per- " fectly willing to confess , that whatever proficiency I have " made in literature is chiefly owing to my long and in- " ceffant study of their works . Had I acquired from them " fuch powers of language as ...
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... eloquent Athenian he promiscuously caught both his merits and defects . It is to be regretted , that these mighty masters of rhetoric permitted fo large an alloy of perfonal virulence to debafe the dignity of national argument ; yet as ...
... eloquent Athenian he promiscuously caught both his merits and defects . It is to be regretted , that these mighty masters of rhetoric permitted fo large an alloy of perfonal virulence to debafe the dignity of national argument ; yet as ...
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