The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 24
... short hic more than one instance may be produced : " Hic vir hic est , tibi quem promitti sæpius audis , " but not one , as far as my recollection is accurate , of a short hoc . " Hoc illud , germana , fuit . " " Hic labor hoc opus est ...
... short hic more than one instance may be produced : " Hic vir hic est , tibi quem promitti sæpius audis , " but not one , as far as my recollection is accurate , of a short hoc . " Hoc illud , germana , fuit . " " Hic labor hoc opus est ...
Page 25
... short vowel is necessarily lengthened by the immediate sequence , though in a distinct word , of sc , sp , and st . But , though I must thus dissent from the opinion of Dr. Parr , from which it is impossible to dissent without a feeling ...
... short vowel is necessarily lengthened by the immediate sequence , though in a distinct word , of sc , sp , and st . But , though I must thus dissent from the opinion of Dr. Parr , from which it is impossible to dissent without a feeling ...
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... short and pregnant composition was much in favor with our bards ; and in the child- hood , as it may be called , of the English Muse , it was made the vehicle of his love by the tender , the gallant , the accomplished , and the ill ...
... short and pregnant composition was much in favor with our bards ; and in the child- hood , as it may be called , of the English Muse , it was made the vehicle of his love by the tender , the gallant , the accomplished , and the ill ...
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