The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... less absurd than it would be to condemn the moon for not being a fun , instead of admiring the two different luminaries , and feeling that both the greater and the less are vifibly the work of the fame divine and inimitable power ...
... less absurd than it would be to condemn the moon for not being a fun , instead of admiring the two different luminaries , and feeling that both the greater and the less are vifibly the work of the fame divine and inimitable power ...
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... less is it attainable by any study or industry . " This certain air and fpirit are affuredly moft con- fpicuous in Milton : he was a poet of nature's creation , but one who added to all her endowments every advan- tage that study could ...
... less is it attainable by any study or industry . " This certain air and fpirit are affuredly moft con- fpicuous in Milton : he was a poet of nature's creation , but one who added to all her endowments every advan- tage that study could ...
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... less should be allowed : attend therefore , gentle reader , more to the substance than to the accident , considering in the work the great end of introducing into the theatre of the soul the misery and lamentation of Adam , to make your ...
... less should be allowed : attend therefore , gentle reader , more to the substance than to the accident , considering in the work the great end of introducing into the theatre of the soul the misery and lamentation of Adam , to make your ...
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