The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... failed in this petty compofition . You , who perfectly know how much more inclined I am to praise than to cenfure , will give me full credit for my fincerity in saying , that I wish to acquit Johnson of male- volence in every article ...
... failed in this petty compofition . You , who perfectly know how much more inclined I am to praise than to cenfure , will give me full credit for my fincerity in saying , that I wish to acquit Johnson of male- volence in every article ...
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... the moft indecent and execrable calumny that can incite the indignation of infulted virtue . If the fascinating powers of his facred poem , and the lustre X of of his integrity , have failed to foften the virulence THE LIFE OF MILTON . 153.
... the moft indecent and execrable calumny that can incite the indignation of infulted virtue . If the fascinating powers of his facred poem , and the lustre X of of his integrity , have failed to foften the virulence THE LIFE OF MILTON . 153.
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William Hayley. of his integrity , have failed to foften the virulence of an aged moralist against him in our days , what must he not have had to apprehend from the raging paffions of his own time , when his poetical genius had not ...
William Hayley. of his integrity , have failed to foften the virulence of an aged moralist against him in our days , what must he not have had to apprehend from the raging paffions of his own time , when his poetical genius had not ...
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