The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... tion ; but my conduct affuredly gave me a good confcience , " a good reputation among good men , and this honour- " able freedom of discourse : others have been bufy in draw- " ing to themselves unmerited emoluments and honour ; no one ...
... tion ; but my conduct affuredly gave me a good confcience , " a good reputation among good men , and this honour- " able freedom of discourse : others have been bufy in draw- " ing to themselves unmerited emoluments and honour ; no one ...
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... tion of a wider circle ; and never did victory declare more decidedly in favour of the party from whom the public had leaft expectation . Perhaps no author ever acquired a more rapid and extenfive celebrity than Milton gained by this ...
... tion of a wider circle ; and never did victory declare more decidedly in favour of the party from whom the public had leaft expectation . Perhaps no author ever acquired a more rapid and extenfive celebrity than Milton gained by this ...
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... : but I mean not to reft the vindication of Milton on the prevalence of example , which , however high and dignified it might be , could never ferve as a fanc- tion for the man , to whom the rare union tion 130 THE LIFE OF MILTON .
... : but I mean not to reft the vindication of Milton on the prevalence of example , which , however high and dignified it might be , could never ferve as a fanc- tion for the man , to whom the rare union tion 130 THE LIFE OF MILTON .
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