The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 73
... notice , the number of their admirers was for a long time small . Even from the wits of our Au- gustan age , as the age of Addison and Pope has sometimes been called , their share of notice was inconsiderable ; and it is only in what ...
... notice , the number of their admirers was for a long time small . Even from the wits of our Au- gustan age , as the age of Addison and Pope has sometimes been called , their share of notice was inconsiderable ; and it is only in what ...
Page 223
... notice the Parliament is dissolved . " Serjeant Bradshaw replied , " Sir , we have heard what you did in the morning , but you are mistaken to think the Parliament is dissolved ; for no power can dissolve them but themselves , therefore ...
... notice the Parliament is dissolved . " Serjeant Bradshaw replied , " Sir , we have heard what you did in the morning , but you are mistaken to think the Parliament is dissolved ; for no power can dissolve them but themselves , therefore ...
Page 335
... notice of the rest of his conduct ; so will it suffice , either to form my vindication or to satisfy my duty , that I have recorded in heroic narrative one only of my fellow - citizens ' achievements . The rest I omit ; for who can ...
... notice of the rest of his conduct ; so will it suffice , either to form my vindication or to satisfy my duty , that I have recorded in heroic narrative one only of my fellow - citizens ' achievements . The rest I omit ; for who can ...
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