The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... never dejected in adversity , never influ- " enced by unworthy terrors of detraction or of death ; fince " from my infancy I had been addicted to literary pursuits , " and was stronger in mind than in body , declining the Quos non legum ...
... never dejected in adversity , never influ- " enced by unworthy terrors of detraction or of death ; fince " from my infancy I had been addicted to literary pursuits , " and was stronger in mind than in body , declining the Quos non legum ...
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... conduct of her daughter . The father , though fumptuous in his mode of life when he first received Milton as his fon - in - law , had never paid the marriage portion of a thousand pounds , never 92 THE LIFE OF MILTON .
... conduct of her daughter . The father , though fumptuous in his mode of life when he first received Milton as his fon - in - law , had never paid the marriage portion of a thousand pounds , never 92 THE LIFE OF MILTON .
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... never fpared any afperity of reproach or brutality of infolence . " ( ( These are , perhaps , the most bitter words that were ever applied by an author , illuftrious himself for great talents , and still more for chriftian virtue , to a ...
... never fpared any afperity of reproach or brutality of infolence . " ( ( These are , perhaps , the most bitter words that were ever applied by an author , illuftrious himself for great talents , and still more for chriftian virtue , to a ...
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