The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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William Hayley. manners . A scrivener , in remoter ages , is supposed to have been a mere transcriber ; but at the ... manner in which that indulgent father had been driven from the pursuits of learning induced him to exert uncommon ...
William Hayley. manners . A scrivener , in remoter ages , is supposed to have been a mere transcriber ; but at the ... manner in which that indulgent father had been driven from the pursuits of learning induced him to exert uncommon ...
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... manners , fortunes , lives , and gifts of each , Rival to him , whofe pen , to nature true , The life of Homer eloquently drew ! If the two Latin verses , in which this amiable old man ex- pressed his admiration of the young English ...
... manners , fortunes , lives , and gifts of each , Rival to him , whofe pen , to nature true , The life of Homer eloquently drew ! If the two Latin verses , in which this amiable old man ex- pressed his admiration of the young English ...
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... manners of Milton , has left the two following sketches of his figure at an advanced period of life . " An ancient clergyman of Dorsetshire ( Dr. Wright ) found John Milton in a small chamber hung with rusty green , fitting in an elbow ...
... manners of Milton , has left the two following sketches of his figure at an advanced period of life . " An ancient clergyman of Dorsetshire ( Dr. Wright ) found John Milton in a small chamber hung with rusty green , fitting in an elbow ...
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