The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 81
... respect ; one in an Italian ode of considerable merit , predicting his future great- ness , and the other in a Latin address , in which admiration is expressed in terms of extreme and almost extravagant panegyric . Beside the two whom ...
... respect ; one in an Italian ode of considerable merit , predicting his future great- ness , and the other in a Latin address , in which admiration is expressed in terms of extreme and almost extravagant panegyric . Beside the two whom ...
Page 315
... respect : and yet this is the woman whose unhappy eccentricities Mr. Warton has delighted to expose , and to make them , with his utmost power , the objects of our ridicule and disgust . But she possessed sufficient taste to admire ...
... respect : and yet this is the woman whose unhappy eccentricities Mr. Warton has delighted to expose , and to make them , with his utmost power , the objects of our ridicule and disgust . But she possessed sufficient taste to admire ...
Page 444
... respect- ing his use either of family or of closet prayer , some inferences have been deduced to the dis- advantage of his devotional character . It has been insinuated that , without the existence of external rites , religion would ...
... respect- ing his use either of family or of closet prayer , some inferences have been deduced to the dis- advantage of his devotional character . It has been insinuated that , without the existence of external rites , religion would ...
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