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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... equal to many ; in his house " he , if any man , may be esteemed hospitable and fplendid , " in proportion to his fortune ; as a friend faithful in the " highest degree , and most furely to be depended upon in every emergency ; no man ...
... equal to many ; in his house " he , if any man , may be esteemed hospitable and fplendid , " in proportion to his fortune ; as a friend faithful in the " highest degree , and most furely to be depended upon in every emergency ; no man ...
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... equal , as far as analogy between the different arts can extend . If Milton did not pay much attention in his travels to those works of the great painters that he had opportunities of furveying ( which I cannot think probable ) it is ...
... equal , as far as analogy between the different arts can extend . If Milton did not pay much attention in his travels to those works of the great painters that he had opportunities of furveying ( which I cannot think probable ) it is ...
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William Hayley. a painter muft find it most difficult to equal the felicity of the poet is , the delineation of his apoftate angels . Here , perhaps , poetry has fome important advantage over her fifter art ; and even poetry ... equal the ...
William Hayley. a painter muft find it most difficult to equal the felicity of the poet is , the delineation of his apoftate angels . Here , perhaps , poetry has fome important advantage over her fifter art ; and even poetry ... equal the ...
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