The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... truth , my dear friend , I think fo ftill ; because it is the aim of that charming Effay to prove , that Pope poffeffed not those very high poetical talents , for which the world , though fufficiently inclined to discover and magnify ...
... truth , my dear friend , I think fo ftill ; because it is the aim of that charming Effay to prove , that Pope poffeffed not those very high poetical talents , for which the world , though fufficiently inclined to discover and magnify ...
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... truth , which he be- " lieves is never fo plainly demon- " strated as in that character that fays " it is great , and prevails ; ' and in " that fenfe only fit to be adhered to 66 by a prudent man , who will never be " kinder to truth ...
... truth , which he be- " lieves is never fo plainly demon- " strated as in that character that fays " it is great , and prevails ; ' and in " that fenfe only fit to be adhered to 66 by a prudent man , who will never be " kinder to truth ...
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... truth , he was perhaps of all mortals the least selfish . He contended for religion without seeking emoluments from the church ; he contended for the state without aiming at any civil or military employment : truth and justice were the ...
... truth , he was perhaps of all mortals the least selfish . He contended for religion without seeking emoluments from the church ; he contended for the state without aiming at any civil or military employment : truth and justice were the ...
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