The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes of Various Authors. To which are Added Illustrations, and Some Account of the Life and Writings of Milton, 1±ÇJ. Johnson, 1809 |
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... received with derifion and difguft . Yet there are fome notes , in the edition , which be- fpeak the unvitiated tafte of this eminent fcholar , and to which the claffical reader will always thank- fully fubfcribe . Immediately after the ...
... received with derifion and difguft . Yet there are fome notes , in the edition , which be- fpeak the unvitiated tafte of this eminent fcholar , and to which the claffical reader will always thank- fully fubfcribe . Immediately after the ...
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... the Comus of our poet was firft performed , ) from a view taken on the fpot , which I received as a mark of friend- ship from the Marchionefs of Stafford . To the liberal and candid reader I commit these volumes biv PREFACE .
... the Comus of our poet was firft performed , ) from a view taken on the fpot , which I received as a mark of friend- ship from the Marchionefs of Stafford . To the liberal and candid reader I commit these volumes biv PREFACE .
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... receiving fome unkind- neffe , ( he whipt him ) he was afterwards , though it feemed against the rules of the college , transferred to the tuition of one Mr. Tovell , who dyed parfon of Lutterworth . ' MS . Muf . Afhm , ut fupr . This ...
... receiving fome unkind- neffe , ( he whipt him ) he was afterwards , though it feemed against the rules of the college , transferred to the tuition of one Mr. Tovell , who dyed parfon of Lutterworth . ' MS . Muf . Afhm , ut fupr . This ...
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... received the vifit of the English bard . Milton himself has informed us that he had really feen Galileo ; and Rolli , in his Life of the poet , confiders fome ideas in the Paradife Loft , approaching towards the Newtonian philofophy ...
... received the vifit of the English bard . Milton himself has informed us that he had really feen Galileo ; and Rolli , in his Life of the poet , confiders fome ideas in the Paradife Loft , approaching towards the Newtonian philofophy ...
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... received with the moft lively marks of affection by his friends , and made a fecond refidence of two months . From Florence he visited Lucca : Then croffing the Apennine , he paffed by the way of Bologna and Ferrara to Venice , in which ...
... received with the moft lively marks of affection by his friends , and made a fecond refidence of two months . From Florence he visited Lucca : Then croffing the Apennine , he paffed by the way of Bologna and Ferrara to Venice , in which ...
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