The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 194
... regard , even if it should fail of exciting the stronger feeling of our wonder St. 81 I may add in a note what might be considered as too great an inter- ruption of my subject in the body of the work . Though the regular sonnet has not ...
... regard , even if it should fail of exciting the stronger feeling of our wonder St. 81 I may add in a note what might be considered as too great an inter- ruption of my subject in the body of the work . Though the regular sonnet has not ...
Page 234
... regard to truth , we may probably place him in the central point between Nero , to whom he has been resembled by the former , and either of the Antonines , above whom he has been advanced , not without a degree of profane temerity , to ...
... regard to truth , we may probably place him in the central point between Nero , to whom he has been resembled by the former , and either of the Antonines , above whom he has been advanced , not without a degree of profane temerity , to ...
Page 413
... regard from which it has not had the power or the good fortune to emerge . Struck , indeed , with the beauties which occur in it , with the weight of sentiment and the knowledge which it every where displays , some superior men have 35 ...
... regard from which it has not had the power or the good fortune to emerge . Struck , indeed , with the beauties which occur in it , with the weight of sentiment and the knowledge which it every where displays , some superior men have 35 ...
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