John Milton: A BiographyCockshaw, 1851 - 251 páginas |
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... once rescued their age and their memory from oblivion ; and it was amidst the transitions of the Roman commonwealth and empire that those minds were nurtured , who , in all the highest pursuits allotted to man , illustrated their age ...
... once rescued their age and their memory from oblivion ; and it was amidst the transitions of the Roman commonwealth and empire that those minds were nurtured , who , in all the highest pursuits allotted to man , illustrated their age ...
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... once so close and so natural , that Mr. Macaulay justly applies to him a tasteful criticism on Cowley , that " he wore the garb but not the clothes of the ancients . " In the year 1627 he produced a " vacation exercise in the College ...
... once so close and so natural , that Mr. Macaulay justly applies to him a tasteful criticism on Cowley , that " he wore the garb but not the clothes of the ancients . " In the year 1627 he produced a " vacation exercise in the College ...
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... once told In solemn songs at King Alcinous ' feast , While sad Ulysses ' soul , and all the rest , Are held , with his melodious harmony , In willing chains and sweet captivity . Two years afterwards he produced his " Ode on the Morning ...
... once told In solemn songs at King Alcinous ' feast , While sad Ulysses ' soul , and all the rest , Are held , with his melodious harmony , In willing chains and sweet captivity . Two years afterwards he produced his " Ode on the Morning ...
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... once described it in conversation as " Nature laid out ; " and when alluding to the scarcity of wood in the neighbourhood , and having been reminded of the willows which abound there , characteristically replied , " Yes , Sir , Nature ...
... once described it in conversation as " Nature laid out ; " and when alluding to the scarcity of wood in the neighbourhood , and having been reminded of the willows which abound there , characteristically replied , " Yes , Sir , Nature ...
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... once en- thusiastic and discriminate : " Among the compositions of our own country , " he says , " it certainly stands unrivalled for its affluence in poetic imagery and diction ; and , as an effort of the creative power , it can be ...
... once en- thusiastic and discriminate : " Among the compositions of our own country , " he says , " it certainly stands unrivalled for its affluence in poetic imagery and diction ; and , as an effort of the creative power , it can be ...
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