The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... remark , how the greatest of our poets had failed in this petty compofition . You , who perfectly know how much more inclined I am to praise than to cenfure , will give me full credit for my fincerity in saying , that I wish to acquit ...
... remark , how the greatest of our poets had failed in this petty compofition . You , who perfectly know how much more inclined I am to praise than to cenfure , will give me full credit for my fincerity in saying , that I wish to acquit ...
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William Hayley. eulogy alone appears fufficient to refute a remark unfriendly to Milton , that he was frugal of his praife ; fuch frugality will hardly be found united to a benevolent heart and a glowing imagination . In 1645 , his early ...
William Hayley. eulogy alone appears fufficient to refute a remark unfriendly to Milton , that he was frugal of his praife ; fuch frugality will hardly be found united to a benevolent heart and a glowing imagination . In 1645 , his early ...
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... remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton , in which the afperity of that biographer is oppofed with fuperior afperity , has ... remark is not made in enmity to Johnson , but to fhew how cautious the most cultivated understanding should be in ...
... remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton , in which the afperity of that biographer is oppofed with fuperior afperity , has ... remark is not made in enmity to Johnson , but to fhew how cautious the most cultivated understanding should be in ...
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