The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... those " dramatic conftitutions , wherein Sophocles and Euripides reign , fhall be found more doctrinal and exemplary to a " nation — Or , if occafion fhall lead , to imitate those magnific " odes and hymns , wherein Pindarus and ...
... those " dramatic conftitutions , wherein Sophocles and Euripides reign , fhall be found more doctrinal and exemplary to a " nation — Or , if occafion fhall lead , to imitate those magnific " odes and hymns , wherein Pindarus and ...
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... those immortal poems , which recovered tranquillity enabled him to produce , as the fruits of that marriage . As matrimony has , perhaps , annihilated many a literary design , let it be remembered to its honour , that it probably gave ...
... those immortal poems , which recovered tranquillity enabled him to produce , as the fruits of that marriage . As matrimony has , perhaps , annihilated many a literary design , let it be remembered to its honour , that it probably gave ...
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... those of every refined language in Europe ; Italian , French , Spanish , and Portugueze . Great erudition has been often fuppofed to operate as an incum- brance on the finer faculties of the mind ; but let us ob- serve to its credit ...
... those of every refined language in Europe ; Italian , French , Spanish , and Portugueze . Great erudition has been often fuppofed to operate as an incum- brance on the finer faculties of the mind ; but let us ob- serve to its credit ...
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