The Poetical Works of John Milton, 3±ÇMacmillan, 1893 |
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... original inclination , when in his early manhood he had debated with himself in what form of poetry his genius would have fullest scope . Two of his early English poems had not only been dramatic , but had actually been performed . The ...
... original inclination , when in his early manhood he had debated with himself in what form of poetry his genius would have fullest scope . Two of his early English poems had not only been dramatic , but had actually been performed . The ...
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... original editions of his poems , was very much the spelling of his day . Accord- ingly , one of its most marked characteristics was variability or want of uniformity . There was no notion of a uniformity of English spelling in those ...
... original editions of his poems , was very much the spelling of his day . Accord- ingly , one of its most marked characteristics was variability or want of uniformity . There was no notion of a uniformity of English spelling in those ...
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... original editions of Milton , as in other old English books , in cases where we have now dropt it . Well , without much search , I find , in the MSS . and printed editions of Milton , these alternatives , -fair , vain , soon , urn , do ...
... original editions of Milton , as in other old English books , in cases where we have now dropt it . Well , without much search , I find , in the MSS . and printed editions of Milton , these alternatives , -fair , vain , soon , urn , do ...
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... original edition is least ( e.g. " least bad men should boast " ) ; but in the next two occurrences of the word ( v . 396 and 731 ) the spelling is lest , as now ( " No fear lest Dinner coole , " and " lest unawares we lose " ) ; after ...
... original edition is least ( e.g. " least bad men should boast " ) ; but in the next two occurrences of the word ( v . 396 and 731 ) the spelling is lest , as now ( " No fear lest Dinner coole , " and " lest unawares we lose " ) ; after ...
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... original edition differs incessantly from that of the same Book in the preserved MS . copy in the hand of an amanuensis from which the printers set up the text . In the very first page we find blissful seat in the printed edition ...
... original edition differs incessantly from that of the same Book in the preserved MS . copy in the hand of an amanuensis from which the printers set up the text . In the very first page we find blissful seat in the printed edition ...
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