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By weaving into their narrative selections of verse and prose from the various
writings of those they wished to commemorate , each of these affectionate
memorialists may be said to have taught the poet he loved “ to become his own ...
By weaving into their narrative selections of verse and prose from the various
writings of those they wished to commemorate , each of these affectionate
memorialists may be said to have taught the poet he loved “ to become his own ...
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In the same composition he frankly states the motives which prompted him to
execute each particular work that raised him to notice in his new field of
controversy ; but before we attend to the order in which he treated various public
questions ...
In the same composition he frankly states the motives which prompted him to
execute each particular work that raised him to notice in his new field of
controversy ; but before we attend to the order in which he treated various public
questions ...
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The anxiety and anguish that Milton must have indured in the various calamities
to which his friends • Tc Overtone , mihi multis ab hinc annis et ftudiorum
fimilitudine , et morum fuavitate , concordia plusquam fraterni conjunctiffime.
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The anxiety and anguish that Milton must have indured in the various calamities
to which his friends • Tc Overtone , mihi multis ab hinc annis et ftudiorum
fimilitudine , et morum fuavitate , concordia plusquam fraterni conjunctiffime.
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