The poetical works ¬of ¬John ¬Milton: In 6 Volumes, 第 1 卷Johnson, 1801 |
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... whose obfervations were then felected by Dr. Newton ; as well as of thofe , with whofe fubfequent remarks the following pages are enriched ; fome account may be thought neceffary . The firft annotator on the poet was Patrick Hume , a ...
... whose obfervations were then felected by Dr. Newton ; as well as of thofe , with whofe fubfequent remarks the following pages are enriched ; fome account may be thought neceffary . The firft annotator on the poet was Patrick Hume , a ...
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... whose au- thority it is most reasonable to admit , 1 affirms , in his Life of Milton , that fhe was a Cafton , of a genteel family derived originally from Wales . Milton himself has recorded , with becoming reference to the ...
... whose au- thority it is most reasonable to admit , 1 affirms , in his Life of Milton , that fhe was a Cafton , of a genteel family derived originally from Wales . Milton himself has recorded , with becoming reference to the ...
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... whose price for a head was five broad pieces , the mark of encouragement was rendered more handsome and more confpicuous . n From the tuition of Mr. Young , Milton was removed to St. Paul's School , under the care of • Alexander Gill ...
... whose price for a head was five broad pieces , the mark of encouragement was rendered more handsome and more confpicuous . n From the tuition of Mr. Young , Milton was removed to St. Paul's School , under the care of • Alexander Gill ...
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... whose genius was equal to a fub- ject that carried him beyond the limits of the world . " Few readers will be inclined to admit that Cowley and other poets have furpaffed , in “ pro- ducts of vernal fertility , " the efforts of Milton ...
... whose genius was equal to a fub- ject that carried him beyond the limits of the world . " Few readers will be inclined to admit that Cowley and other poets have furpaffed , in “ pro- ducts of vernal fertility , " the efforts of Milton ...
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... whose poems in these English ones are as rarely imitated , as fweetly excelled . " Mofeley was not more dif- cerning than Milton was modeft . But modesty was a principal feature in Milton's character . He affixed only his initials to ...
... whose poems in these English ones are as rarely imitated , as fweetly excelled . " Mofeley was not more dif- cerning than Milton was modeft . But modesty was a principal feature in Milton's character . He affixed only his initials to ...
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