The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±ÇI. C. Dieterich, 1784 |
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... these evils is to punish the authors ; for it is yet allowed that every fociety may punish , though not prevent , the publication of opinions , which that fociety fhall think pernicious ; but this punishment , though it may crush the ...
... these evils is to punish the authors ; for it is yet allowed that every fociety may punish , though not prevent , the publication of opinions , which that fociety fhall think pernicious ; but this punishment , though it may crush the ...
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... These are very imperfect rudiments of Paradife Loft ; but it is pleafant to fee great works in their feminal state , pregnant with latent poffibilities of excellence ; nor could there be any more delight ful entertainment than to trace ...
... These are very imperfect rudiments of Paradife Loft ; but it is pleafant to fee great works in their feminal state , pregnant with latent poffibilities of excellence ; nor could there be any more delight ful entertainment than to trace ...
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... these notes an answer was written by L'Eftrange , in a pamphlet petulantly called No blind Guides , But whatever Milton could write , or men of greater activity could do , the King was now about to be restored with the irresistible ...
... these notes an answer was written by L'Eftrange , in a pamphlet petulantly called No blind Guides , But whatever Milton could write , or men of greater activity could do , the King was now about to be restored with the irresistible ...
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... preferve , and gives to the publick an unfinished poem , which he broke off because he was nothing fatisfied with what he had done , fuppofing his readers lefs nice than himself . These preludes to his future 5 lefs THE LIFE OF MILTON .
... preferve , and gives to the publick an unfinished poem , which he broke off because he was nothing fatisfied with what he had done , fuppofing his readers lefs nice than himself . These preludes to his future 5 lefs THE LIFE OF MILTON .
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John Milton. lefs nice than himself . These preludes to his future labours are in Italian , Latin , and English . Of the Italian I cannot pretend to fpeak as a critick ; bur I have heard them commended by aman well qualified to decide ...
John Milton. lefs nice than himself . These preludes to his future labours are in Italian , Latin , and English . Of the Italian I cannot pretend to fpeak as a critick ; bur I have heard them commended by aman well qualified to decide ...
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