The Poetical Works of John MiltonJ. R. Osgood, 1874 |
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... word for word , without rhyme , according to the Latin measure , as near as the language will permit . WHAT slender youth , bedewed with liquid odours , Courts thee on roses in some pleasant cave , Pyrrha ? For whom bind'st thou In ...
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... word occurs- Lycid . , line 11. There also he means verse in general , and there he spells the word rhyme , 19. " Instruct me , for Thou know'st . " Newton quotes Theocritus , Idyll xxii . 116 : ¥åἰ¥ðὲ ¥è¥åά , ¥òὺ ¥ãὰ¥ñ ¥ïἶ¥ò¥è¥á . 21. " Dove ...
... word occurs- Lycid . , line 11. There also he means verse in general , and there he spells the word rhyme , 19. " Instruct me , for Thou know'st . " Newton quotes Theocritus , Idyll xxii . 116 : ¥åἰ¥ðὲ ¥è¥åά , ¥òὺ ¥ãὰ¥ñ ¥ïἶ¥ò¥è¥á . 21. " Dove ...
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... word " hugest " must be pronounced as one syllable , " hug'st . " As in the original text this word is spelt fully and not with the apostrophe , the first is probably the right way of reading . Ocean - stream " Is a phrase from the ...
... word " hugest " must be pronounced as one syllable , " hug'st . " As in the original text this word is spelt fully and not with the apostrophe , the first is probably the right way of reading . Ocean - stream " Is a phrase from the ...
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... word is to sink , or go to the bottom ( fundus ) ; but one can see the idea of the metaphor— swallowed up and lost ... word Its . The other two places are Par . Lost , IV . 813 , and Ode on the Nativity , 106. On the history of the word ...
... word is to sink , or go to the bottom ( fundus ) ; but one can see the idea of the metaphor— swallowed up and lost ... word Its . The other two places are Par . Lost , IV . 813 , and Ode on the Nativity , 106. On the history of the word ...
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... word " ammiral " or " amiral , " now corrupted into Admiral , is from the Arabic amir or emir , meaning " lord ; " the final al being probably the Arabic definite article al , as it would occur , after the noun , in such phrases as emir ...
... word " ammiral " or " amiral , " now corrupted into Admiral , is from the Arabic amir or emir , meaning " lord ; " the final al being probably the Arabic definite article al , as it would occur , after the noun , in such phrases as emir ...
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