The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Charles Symmons. already observed , in 1628-9 , he left Cambridge to reside at Horton in Buckinghamshire , where his father lived on a competent fortune which he had acquired by his business . 40 ... observed, in 1628-9, he left Cambridge ...
Charles Symmons. already observed , in 1628-9 , he left Cambridge to reside at Horton in Buckinghamshire , where his father lived on a competent fortune which he had acquired by his business . 40 ... observed, in 1628-9, he left Cambridge ...
Page 93
... observation ; or affect to discover much beauty in the Latin prose of Dati , or , though this be rather of a higher ... observed also that , in the inter- course of praise with our author , the Italians gained more valuable commodities ...
... observation ; or affect to discover much beauty in the Latin prose of Dati , or , though this be rather of a higher ... observed also that , in the inter- course of praise with our author , the Italians gained more valuable commodities ...
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... observation , which would lead us to suspect that Mr. Warton's 85 ac- quaintance with the Greek and Roman metres was ... observed amongst all , even the latest of the Roman poets ; though exceptions to it will be found in two or three ...
... observation , which would lead us to suspect that Mr. Warton's 85 ac- quaintance with the Greek and Roman metres was ... observed amongst all , even the latest of the Roman poets ; though exceptions to it will be found in two or three ...
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