The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... father , engaged in the assiduous and well directed cultivation of the mind of such a son ! But the reward of the father was ample ; and no one , but a parent of taste and sensibility under circumstances of some resemblance , can form ...
... father , engaged in the assiduous and well directed cultivation of the mind of such a son ! But the reward of the father was ample ; and no one , but a parent of taste and sensibility under circumstances of some resemblance , can form ...
Page 437
... father , he dis- pensed with their assistance , and , expending a large part of his moderate income on their edu- cation 63 , dismissed them to tasks better adapted to their inclinations and their sex 64 ; that with peculiar inhumanity ...
... father , he dis- pensed with their assistance , and , expending a large part of his moderate income on their edu- cation 63 , dismissed them to tasks better adapted to their inclinations and their sex 64 ; that with peculiar inhumanity ...
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... father , and died in a single state ; and Deborah , the youngest , leaving her father's house in consequence of some disagree- ment with her step - mother three or four years before his decease , accompanied a lady of the name of Merian ...
... father , and died in a single state ; and Deborah , the youngest , leaving her father's house in consequence of some disagree- ment with her step - mother three or four years before his decease , accompanied a lady of the name of Merian ...
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