The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... language as might enable me to ftimulate ¢ our fleets and armies to deliver Greece , the native feat of " eloquence , from the tyranny of the Turks ( a fplendid enterprize , for which you almoft seem to implore our " affiftance ) I ...
... language as might enable me to ftimulate ¢ our fleets and armies to deliver Greece , the native feat of " eloquence , from the tyranny of the Turks ( a fplendid enterprize , for which you almoft seem to implore our " affiftance ) I ...
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... appearing in the character of an hiftorian . - He had long meditated a work , which , in his time , was particularly wanted in our language , language , and which the greater cultivation bestowed by the THE LIFE OF MILTON . 183.
... appearing in the character of an hiftorian . - He had long meditated a work , which , in his time , was particularly wanted in our language , language , and which the greater cultivation bestowed by the THE LIFE OF MILTON . 183.
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... language , but formed a Babylonish dialect , harsh and barbarous , " though it would be difficult to pronounce a critical cenfure more bitter or more injurious , we may im- pute it , not to a malevolent defire of depreciating the poet ...
... language , but formed a Babylonish dialect , harsh and barbarous , " though it would be difficult to pronounce a critical cenfure more bitter or more injurious , we may im- pute it , not to a malevolent defire of depreciating the poet ...
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