The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... whose writings , and whose fortune - but I will not copy the contemptuous prclate in his favourite exercise of reviling the literary characters , whose opinions were different from his own ; his habit of indulging a contemptuous and ...
... whose writings , and whose fortune - but I will not copy the contemptuous prclate in his favourite exercise of reviling the literary characters , whose opinions were different from his own ; his habit of indulging a contemptuous and ...
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... whose pretended virtues he had given too eafy credit ; and now , by the mean licentious fervility of roy- alists , whose more open though not more dangerous vices his upright and high - toned spirit had ever held in abhor- rence . For ...
... whose pretended virtues he had given too eafy credit ; and now , by the mean licentious fervility of roy- alists , whose more open though not more dangerous vices his upright and high - toned spirit had ever held in abhor- rence . For ...
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... whose probability can 1. Adamo Caduto , tragedia facra , di Serafino della Salandra . Cozenza , 1647. Octavo . 2. La Battaglia Celeste tra Michele e Luci- fero , di Antonio Alfani , Palermitano . Palermo , 1568. Quarto . 3. Dell Adamo ...
... whose probability can 1. Adamo Caduto , tragedia facra , di Serafino della Salandra . Cozenza , 1647. Octavo . 2. La Battaglia Celeste tra Michele e Luci- fero , di Antonio Alfani , Palermitano . Palermo , 1568. Quarto . 3. Dell Adamo ...
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