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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... should have no tendency to national poverty ; and it would be still stranger , if , when the account of our own debts come to be audited , no part of them fhould appear to have been contracted by the expence of a court . 8 Dr. Johnson ...
... should have no tendency to national poverty ; and it would be still stranger , if , when the account of our own debts come to be audited , no part of them fhould appear to have been contracted by the expence of a court . 8 Dr. Johnson ...
Page 129
... should perhaps be degraded into the clafs of fuch cavillers fhould we ex- prefs our diflike of Dr. Johnfon's ftyle ; but candor itself muft allow , that there are periods in it which require to be translated into intelligible English ...
... should perhaps be degraded into the clafs of fuch cavillers fhould we ex- prefs our diflike of Dr. Johnfon's ftyle ; but candor itself muft allow , that there are periods in it which require to be translated into intelligible English ...
Page 139
... of the defpotic fac- tion ; and Dr. Johnson , conscious of his merit in other departments , should blush , and be humbled , to be found in the lift of fuch miferables . We We have lately met with a pleafanr piece of vengeance [ 139 ]
... of the defpotic fac- tion ; and Dr. Johnson , conscious of his merit in other departments , should blush , and be humbled , to be found in the lift of fuch miferables . We We have lately met with a pleafanr piece of vengeance [ 139 ]
Page 141
... should fuffer for their temeri- ty , the Restoration being yet in embryo . Some of his rhetoric we shall tran fcribe : Nec fuis unquam parafitis indiguit " fanaticum illud genus hominum , qui " exitiali facundia armati femper in pro ...
... should fuffer for their temeri- ty , the Restoration being yet in embryo . Some of his rhetoric we shall tran fcribe : Nec fuis unquam parafitis indiguit " fanaticum illud genus hominum , qui " exitiali facundia armati femper in pro ...
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... should take into the account the delicacies of friend- Ship , and the congenial talents of the man and his orator . Savage was a poet , and in his bio- grapher's opinion , a poet above medi ocrity , and not inferior in the poetical ...
... should take into the account the delicacies of friend- Ship , and the congenial talents of the man and his orator . Savage was a poet , and in his bio- grapher's opinion , a poet above medi ocrity , and not inferior in the poetical ...
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