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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... pleasing inftance in the following lines of his fonnet to Syriac Skinner , who was one of his scholars : " To measure life learn thou betimes , and know " Toward folid good what leads the nearest I way . " But But his brief treatise ...
... pleasing inftance in the following lines of his fonnet to Syriac Skinner , who was one of his scholars : " To measure life learn thou betimes , and know " Toward folid good what leads the nearest I way . " But But his brief treatise ...
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... pleasing to find one great author speaking of an- other in terms , which do honour to both , that I transcribe , with fingular satisfaction , the preceding paffage of the emi- nent biographer , whose frequent and injurious afperity to ...
... pleasing to find one great author speaking of an- other in terms , which do honour to both , that I transcribe , with fingular satisfaction , the preceding paffage of the emi- nent biographer , whose frequent and injurious afperity to ...
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... pleasing face , married an archi- tect , and died , with her first infant , in child - bed . Mary , the fecond , and apparently the most deficient in affection to her father , died unmarried . Deborah , who was the favourite of Milton ...
... pleasing face , married an archi- tect , and died , with her first infant , in child - bed . Mary , the fecond , and apparently the most deficient in affection to her father , died unmarried . Deborah , who was the favourite of Milton ...
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