The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... verse with airs Harmonious , and to give the human voice A thousand modulations ! Heir by right Indifputable of Arion's fame ! Now fay ! What wonder is it if a son Of thine delight in verse ; if , fo conjoin'd In close affinity , we ...
... verse with airs Harmonious , and to give the human voice A thousand modulations ! Heir by right Indifputable of Arion's fame ! Now fay ! What wonder is it if a son Of thine delight in verse ; if , fo conjoin'd In close affinity , we ...
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... verses , when the history of the poet suggests that he probably wrote them while he was concealed in an obfcure corner of the city , that refounded with the triumphant roar of his in- toxicated enemies , among whom drunkenness arose to ...
... verses , when the history of the poet suggests that he probably wrote them while he was concealed in an obfcure corner of the city , that refounded with the triumphant roar of his in- toxicated enemies , among whom drunkenness arose to ...
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... verse : our early works of that kind , " fays Manso , " are translations from the Latin , and those not fuccefsful . " The poem in blank verse , for which this amiable biographer applauds his friend , is an extenfive work , in feven ...
... verse : our early works of that kind , " fays Manso , " are translations from the Latin , and those not fuccefsful . " The poem in blank verse , for which this amiable biographer applauds his friend , is an extenfive work , in feven ...
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