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The effects of his journey - work , in defaming Milton , being thus disappointed by the laudable diligence of Dr.Douglas , and the unmanageable petulance of Lauder , common prudence suggested to our biographer the expedience of ...
The effects of his journey - work , in defaming Milton , being thus disappointed by the laudable diligence of Dr.Douglas , and the unmanageable petulance of Lauder , common prudence suggested to our biographer the expedience of ...
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In the next . place , Mr. Philips is before - hand with Dr. Johnson in affigning the causes of the little comparative * Philips , p . xix . proproficiency made by the persons so manudueled ' ; where common [ 54 ]
In the next . place , Mr. Philips is before - hand with Dr. Johnson in affigning the causes of the little comparative * Philips , p . xix . proproficiency made by the persons so manudueled ' ; where common [ 54 ]
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proficiency made by the persons so manudueled ' ; where common good - manners would restrain him from taxing the hebetude , the idlencss , thie indolence , and indifference , of any students , except of himself or his brother .
proficiency made by the persons so manudueled ' ; where common good - manners would restrain him from taxing the hebetude , the idlencss , thie indolence , and indifference , of any students , except of himself or his brother .
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... were it not that on the 7th of February we find him at full liberty , attending the King's funeral at Windsor , and standing ready with a Common - prayer - book to read the burial - office over the royal corpse * .
... were it not that on the 7th of February we find him at full liberty , attending the King's funeral at Windsor , and standing ready with a Common - prayer - book to read the burial - office over the royal corpse * .
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6 and sturdy rejections are among the " " most common topicks of falsehood . ” That is , in plain unaffected English , " No man could ever reject a large of; " fer , though on conditions ever so repugnant to his professed principles .
6 and sturdy rejections are among the " " most common topicks of falsehood . ” That is , in plain unaffected English , " No man could ever reject a large of; " fer , though on conditions ever so repugnant to his professed principles .
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| Title | Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton: To which are Added Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
| Author | Francis Blackburne |
| Published | 1780 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 381 pages |
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