The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... favor , and its own extended circulation could make me confi- dent of its worth , I might , possibly , with propriety assume a higher tone as its author . But I must attribute the regard , which it has experienced , to the affection of ...
... favor , and its own extended circulation could make me confi- dent of its worth , I might , possibly , with propriety assume a higher tone as its author . But I must attribute the regard , which it has experienced , to the affection of ...
Page 147
... favor of his friend's , and , therefore , with more judgment than candor he suppressed all reference to the rival , if not the superior composition . Of Mr. Cowper's translations , which have been published since the first edition of ...
... favor of his friend's , and , therefore , with more judgment than candor he suppressed all reference to the rival , if not the superior composition . Of Mr. Cowper's translations , which have been published since the first edition of ...
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... favor ; and his life , which was never depressed by disgrace , was concluded by a religious and exemplary death . He might , therefore , have been a little irregular , and deviating , in consequence of human frailty , from the strict ...
... favor ; and his life , which was never depressed by disgrace , was concluded by a religious and exemplary death . He might , therefore , have been a little irregular , and deviating , in consequence of human frailty , from the strict ...
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