The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes of Various Authors ...J. Johson [et a.], 1809 |
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... poets before him , are condemned by fome criticks and it must be allowed that we find no fuch di- greffion in the Iliad ... poet's fometimes digreffing from his fubject to speak of himself , it is very certain that Milton was of a very ...
... poets before him , are condemned by fome criticks and it must be allowed that we find no fuch di- greffion in the Iliad ... poet's fometimes digreffing from his fubject to speak of himself , it is very certain that Milton was of a very ...
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... poet , foaring in the high region of his fancies , with his garland and fing ing robes about him , might , without apology , Speak more of himself ' than I mean to do ; yet for me , fitting here below in the cool_ele- ment of profe , a ...
... poet , foaring in the high region of his fancies , with his garland and fing ing robes about him , might , without apology , Speak more of himself ' than I mean to do ; yet for me , fitting here below in the cool_ele- ment of profe , a ...
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... poet fays , that he must now treat no more of familiar difcourfe with either God or Angel . For Adam had held difcourfe with God , as we read in the preceding book ; and the whole foregoing episode is a converfation with the Angel ; and ...
... poet fays , that he must now treat no more of familiar difcourfe with either God or Angel . For Adam had held difcourfe with God , as we read in the preceding book ; and the whole foregoing episode is a converfation with the Angel ; and ...
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... poets , who abound with fuch verbal quaintneffes . NEWTON . L The great man , who propofed the parenthefis , was Atterbury ; and Dr. Warton confiders it as a happy vindication of Milton from the degrading quaintnefs fo often applied to ...
... poets , who abound with fuch verbal quaintneffes . NEWTON . L The great man , who propofed the parenthefis , was Atterbury ; and Dr. Warton confiders it as a happy vindication of Milton from the degrading quaintnefs fo often applied to ...
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... poet began his Paradife Loft about two years before the Restoration , and com . pleted it about three years after that event . ToDD . Ver . 28 . hitherto the only argument Heroick deem'd ; ] By the Moderns as well as by the Ancients ...
... poet began his Paradife Loft about two years before the Restoration , and com . pleted it about three years after that event . ToDD . Ver . 28 . hitherto the only argument Heroick deem'd ; ] By the Moderns as well as by the Ancients ...
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