The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... Italian letters ; whose mind was at once sublime and deep , accurate and comprehensive , powerful and acute ... Italians than his absolute command of their language , and the affection which he discovered for it . So perfect was his ...
... Italian letters ; whose mind was at once sublime and deep , accurate and comprehensive , powerful and acute ... Italians than his absolute command of their language , and the affection which he discovered for it . So perfect was his ...
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... Italy afforded . Milton , as we cannot reasonably doubt , studied the forms of ideal nature , not only as they ex- isted in the marbles of ancient Greece , but also as they breathed and glowed in the tints of modern Italy . We may be ...
... Italy afforded . Milton , as we cannot reasonably doubt , studied the forms of ideal nature , not only as they ex- isted in the marbles of ancient Greece , but also as they breathed and glowed in the tints of modern Italy . We may be ...
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... Italy , 80 stops at Florence , 80 applauses he received there , 80 , 81 ........ his skill in the Italian language , 81 , 82 ......... ......... visits Rome , 83 panegyrics on there , 84 ..... him his scazons on Salsilli's illness , 85 ...
... Italy , 80 stops at Florence , 80 applauses he received there , 80 , 81 ........ his skill in the Italian language , 81 , 82 ......... ......... visits Rome , 83 panegyrics on there , 84 ..... him his scazons on Salsilli's illness , 85 ...
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