The Life of MiltonScholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, 1970 - 328 páginas Earliest biography to show Milton's liberalism; influential on 19th-century writers. |
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... suffered the public indignity of cor- poral punishment . " In confirmation of this incident , which appears improbable , though supported by Mr. Warton , the biographical critic alledges the following paffage from the firft Elegy : Jam ...
... suffered the public indignity of cor- poral punishment . " In confirmation of this incident , which appears improbable , though supported by Mr. Warton , the biographical critic alledges the following paffage from the firft Elegy : Jam ...
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... - tures , and of the present inconvenience which he suffered from the loss of fight , that I apprehend an entire translation of it can can hardly fail of being acceptable to the English reader THE LIFE OF MILTON . 175.
... - tures , and of the present inconvenience which he suffered from the loss of fight , that I apprehend an entire translation of it can can hardly fail of being acceptable to the English reader THE LIFE OF MILTON . 175.
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... suffer , and continues to drive them from the garden - Adam obeys - Eve laments , but foon comforts Adam - he at length departs , animating himself with the idea , that to an intrepid heart every region is a home . SCENE 5 . A CHERUB ...
... suffer , and continues to drive them from the garden - Adam obeys - Eve laments , but foon comforts Adam - he at length departs , animating himself with the idea , that to an intrepid heart every region is a home . SCENE 5 . A CHERUB ...
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