The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... equal to many ; in his house " he , if any man , may be esteemed hospitable and splendid , " in proportion to his fortune ; as a friend faithful in the " highest degree , and most surely to be depended upon in 66 every emergency ; no ...
... equal to many ; in his house " he , if any man , may be esteemed hospitable and splendid , " in proportion to his fortune ; as a friend faithful in the " highest degree , and most surely to be depended upon in 66 every emergency ; no ...
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... equal portions ; the one was for devotion , the other for public ar private affairs , the third for bodily refresh- ment ; how each hour paft he was put in mind by one who had that office . His whole an- nual revenue , which his first ...
... equal portions ; the one was for devotion , the other for public ar private affairs , the third for bodily refresh- ment ; how each hour paft he was put in mind by one who had that office . His whole an- nual revenue , which his first ...
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... equal , as far as analogy between the different arts can extend .. If Milton did not pay much attention in his travels to thofe works of the great painters that he had opportunities of furveying ( which I cannot think probable ) it is ...
... equal , as far as analogy between the different arts can extend .. If Milton did not pay much attention in his travels to thofe works of the great painters that he had opportunities of furveying ( which I cannot think probable ) it is ...
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