The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 51
... obtaining a fellowship has been suggested as a proof of the disapprobation of his college . But let it be recollected ... obtained by solicitation ; and it is not impossible that , associating the idea of a fellow of a college , as the ...
... obtaining a fellowship has been suggested as a proof of the disapprobation of his college . But let it be recollected ... obtained by solicitation ; and it is not impossible that , associating the idea of a fellow of a college , as the ...
Page 73
... obtained some early 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 ...
... obtained some early 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 ...
Page 109
... obtaining an acquaintance with the laws or the customs , the characters or the manners , of its inhabitants . The ... obtain , or the personal communication of its men of talents and learning could supply . To these his access was ...
... obtaining an acquaintance with the laws or the customs , the characters or the manners , of its inhabitants . The ... obtain , or the personal communication of its men of talents and learning could supply . To these his access was ...
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