Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and AreopagiticaVerlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 - 381 pages |
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Page 50
... say that " Milton had no fordid or mercenary " purposes " will not imply that he taught for nothing , Milton's friends are obliged to Dr. Johnfon for doing credit to his fuppofed occupation of a schoolmaster ; but To- 4 land land had ...
... say that " Milton had no fordid or mercenary " purposes " will not imply that he taught for nothing , Milton's friends are obliged to Dr. Johnfon for doing credit to his fuppofed occupation of a schoolmaster ; but To- 4 land land had ...
Page 52
... says the new narrative , " that in the art of education he per- " formed wonders ; and a formidable lift is given of the authors Greek and " Latin that were read in Alderfgate- " street by youth between ten and fifteen " or fixteen ...
... says the new narrative , " that in the art of education he per- " formed wonders ; and a formidable lift is given of the authors Greek and " Latin that were read in Alderfgate- " street by youth between ten and fifteen " or fixteen ...
Page 53
Francis Blackburne. cr " Now perfons , " says he , " so far ma- " nuducted into the highest paths of lite- " rature , both divine and human , had 66 they received his documents with the " fame acuteness of wit and apprehen- " fion , the ...
Francis Blackburne. cr " Now perfons , " says he , " so far ma- " nuducted into the highest paths of lite- " rature , both divine and human , had 66 they received his documents with the " fame acuteness of wit and apprehen- " fion , the ...
Page 206
... say , when the most dear and valuable of all the privileges , that government is defigned to protect , is menaced , " That he will " fooner part with life itself than with " that liberty without which life is not " worth the having ...
... say , when the most dear and valuable of all the privileges , that government is defigned to protect , is menaced , " That he will " fooner part with life itself than with " that liberty without which life is not " worth the having ...
Page 281
... say . And who fhall filence all the airs and madrigalls , that whisper foftnes in cham- bers ? The Windows alfo , and the Balcone's muft be thought on , there are fhrewd books , with dangerous frontif- pices fet to fale ; who fhall ...
... say . And who fhall filence all the airs and madrigalls , that whisper foftnes in cham- bers ? The Windows alfo , and the Balcone's muft be thought on , there are fhrewd books , with dangerous frontif- pices fet to fale ; who fhall ...
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