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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... elemental acquifitions of reading . or fpelling .. " We are therefore , " continues the critic , " to confider him in one fixed : " point of light , that of a great poet , C " with " with a laudable envy of rivalling , " eclipfing [ 17 ]
... elemental acquifitions of reading . or fpelling .. " We are therefore , " continues the critic , " to confider him in one fixed : " point of light , that of a great poet , C " with " with a laudable envy of rivalling , " eclipfing [ 17 ]
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... light , and places his fublimity of fentiment and description in contraft with Shakespeare's amiable variety ; and concludes , " that " Shakespeare could have wrote like Milton , but Milton could never have " wrote like Shakespeare ...
... light , and places his fublimity of fentiment and description in contraft with Shakespeare's amiable variety ; and concludes , " that " Shakespeare could have wrote like Milton , but Milton could never have " wrote like Shakespeare ...
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... light and direc- tion may be anough . Only I believe that this is not a bow for every man to fhoot in that counts himfelfe a teacher ; but will require finews almoft equall to those which Homer gave Ulyffes , yet I am am withall ...
... light and direc- tion may be anough . Only I believe that this is not a bow for every man to fhoot in that counts himfelfe a teacher ; but will require finews almoft equall to those which Homer gave Ulyffes , yet I am am withall ...
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... light . Is it poffible that any Free - born Bri- ton , who is capable of thinking , can ever dofe all fenfe of religion and virtue , and of the dignity of human nature to fuch . a degree , as to with for that univerfal Ignorance ...
... light . Is it poffible that any Free - born Bri- ton , who is capable of thinking , can ever dofe all fenfe of religion and virtue , and of the dignity of human nature to fuch . a degree , as to with for that univerfal Ignorance ...
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... light , or diffuses know- ledge through the world ? But it seems , as a sense of the value of health is fome- times loft in the midft of its full enjoy- ment ; fo men , through a habit of liber- ty , may become infenfible of its inefti ...
... light , or diffuses know- ledge through the world ? But it seems , as a sense of the value of health is fome- times loft in the midft of its full enjoy- ment ; fo men , through a habit of liber- ty , may become infenfible of its inefti ...
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