The poetical works ¬of ¬John ¬Milton: In 6 Volumes, 第 1 卷Johnson, 1801 |
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... mean import . To his friends , the liberal friends indeed to the litera- ture of their country , Ifaac Reed , Efq . , and James Bindley , Efq . , he is obliged not only for many valuable fuggeftions , but also for the favour of feveral ...
... mean import . To his friends , the liberal friends indeed to the litera- ture of their country , Ifaac Reed , Efq . , and James Bindley , Efq . , he is obliged not only for many valuable fuggeftions , but also for the favour of feveral ...
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... meaning cannot be embar- raffed . His love of Italian , of Chaucer , and of Spenfer , requires this notice . The emendations of fwelling , in Paradise Loft , B. vii . 319 , of are , B. x . 816 , and of the 496th verfe in Samfon ...
... meaning cannot be embar- raffed . His love of Italian , of Chaucer , and of Spenfer , requires this notice . The emendations of fwelling , in Paradise Loft , B. vii . 319 , of are , B. x . 816 , and of the 496th verfe in Samfon ...
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... means fo difgraceful and unfeemly for a young man at the university , as it would be thought at prefent . We learn from Wood , that Henry Stubbe , a Student of Chrift - Church Oxford , afterwards a partifan of fir Henry Vane , ' fhew ...
... means fo difgraceful and unfeemly for a young man at the university , as it would be thought at prefent . We learn from Wood , that Henry Stubbe , a Student of Chrift - Church Oxford , afterwards a partifan of fir Henry Vane , ' fhew ...
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... mean literary tasks called imposi- tions , or frequent compulfive attendances on tedious and unimproving exercises in a college- hall . But cætera follows minas , and perferre seems to imply somewhat more than these incon- veniences ...
... mean literary tasks called imposi- tions , or frequent compulfive attendances on tedious and unimproving exercises in a college- hall . But cætera follows minas , and perferre seems to imply somewhat more than these incon- veniences ...
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... means in great circumftances . Nor does he feem to have been difposed to any profeffion ; it is certain that he alfo declined the b Law . Dr. Newton thinks * See Birch's Life of Milton . Dr. Newton's edit . of Milton , Sonnet vii ...
... means in great circumftances . Nor does he feem to have been difposed to any profeffion ; it is certain that he alfo declined the b Law . Dr. Newton thinks * See Birch's Life of Milton . Dr. Newton's edit . of Milton , Sonnet vii ...
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