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lar proof of genuine public spirit that ever patriot had occasion to display ; since ,
at the time of his cngaging in this work , the infirmity in his eyes was so alarming ,
that his physicians assured him he must inevitably lose them if he persisted in ...
lar proof of genuine public spirit that ever patriot had occasion to display ; since ,
at the time of his cngaging in this work , the infirmity in his eyes was so alarming ,
that his physicians assured him he must inevitably lose them if he persisted in ...
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The curious reader , who may wish to compare the three poets on this occasion ,
will find the similarity I speak of in the 75th sonnet of Petrarch , and the 72d of
Camoens . The loss of a wife so beloved , and the severe inthralment of his
country ...
The curious reader , who may wish to compare the three poets on this occasion ,
will find the similarity I speak of in the 75th sonnet of Petrarch , and the 72d of
Camoens . The loss of a wife so beloved , and the severe inthralment of his
country ...
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... and.infirm ; they publicly spoke of her condition ; Johnson was then writing as
the coadjutor of Lauder in his attempt to fink the glory of Milton ; but as the critic's
charity was still greater than his fpleen , he seized the occasion of recommending
...
... and.infirm ; they publicly spoke of her condition ; Johnson was then writing as
the coadjutor of Lauder in his attempt to fink the glory of Milton ; but as the critic's
charity was still greater than his fpleen , he seized the occasion of recommending
...
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| Título | The Life of Milton Scholars facs. & repr |
| Autor | William Hayley |
| Edición | 2, reimpresa |
| Editor | Garland Pub., 1971 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Cornell |
| Digitalizado | 17 Abr. 2013 |
| Largo | 328 páginas |
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