The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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Page xii
... confider it as an effential part of education , particularly if he be only flightly tinc- tured with the literature of Greece or of Rome . I who certainly have not merely wetted the tip of my lips in the stream of thofe languages , but ...
... confider it as an effential part of education , particularly if he be only flightly tinc- tured with the literature of Greece or of Rome . I who certainly have not merely wetted the tip of my lips in the stream of thofe languages , but ...
Page xiii
... Confider whether there were fufficient reafon for my preference , that you may more readily re- member what I fo earneftly importune ; that you would , for the fake of foreigners add fomething to the grammar which you have begun , and ...
... Confider whether there were fufficient reafon for my preference , that you may more readily re- member what I fo earneftly importune ; that you would , for the fake of foreigners add fomething to the grammar which you have begun , and ...
Page xxvii
... confider and to treat no good man as a ftranger ; that you are fuch I am well perfuaded , both because you are the fon of a father highly celebrated for his erudition and his piety ; and because all good men think you good ; and laftly ...
... confider and to treat no good man as a ftranger ; that you are fuch I am well perfuaded , both because you are the fon of a father highly celebrated for his erudition and his piety ; and because all good men think you good ; and laftly ...
Page xxxiii
... confider the excellence of what you write you appear to me to have gone among foreigners not fo much for the fake of procuring erudition yourself , as of imparting it to others , and rather to exchange than to purchase a ftock of ...
... confider the excellence of what you write you appear to me to have gone among foreigners not fo much for the fake of procuring erudition yourself , as of imparting it to others , and rather to exchange than to purchase a ftock of ...
Page xxxv
... confider how much I love your virtues and approve the object of your journey , I had much rather that fome other perfon had heard in the boat of Charon than you on the waters of the Cha- rent , that fo infamous a prieft was called in to ...
... confider how much I love your virtues and approve the object of your journey , I had much rather that fome other perfon had heard in the boat of Charon than you on the waters of the Cha- rent , that fo infamous a prieft was called in to ...
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