The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 149
... assert on his authority that more than one of the leading parliamentary oppositionists at the time in question , on ... asserting only what I knew to be fact ; and for the , " some , " of this writer have contented myself with ...
... assert on his authority that more than one of the leading parliamentary oppositionists at the time in question , on ... asserting only what I knew to be fact ; and for the , " some , " of this writer have contented myself with ...
Page 260
... asserted by the wise man more than three thousand years ago , that " there is no new thing under the sun . " On the causes of this obvious likeness I will not presume to offer an opinion . Similar thoughts might be sug- gested by ...
... asserted by the wise man more than three thousand years ago , that " there is no new thing under the sun . " On the causes of this obvious likeness I will not presume to offer an opinion . Similar thoughts might be sug- gested by ...
Page 471
... assertion , with whose fine sentiments , as so many gay feathers , Miiton has plumed himself ; like one who would adorn a garland with flowers , secretly taken out of various gardens ; or a crown with jewels , stolen from the different ...
... assertion , with whose fine sentiments , as so many gay feathers , Miiton has plumed himself ; like one who would adorn a garland with flowers , secretly taken out of various gardens ; or a crown with jewels , stolen from the different ...
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