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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... priest ; and they ought to do him the juftice to acknowledge , that he hath done his duty in characterizing Milton , with a petulance and malignity that K 4 that would not have misbecome the fu perftitious bigotry of [ 135 ]
... priest ; and they ought to do him the juftice to acknowledge , that he hath done his duty in characterizing Milton , with a petulance and malignity that K 4 that would not have misbecome the fu perftitious bigotry of [ 135 ]
Page 138
... hath gained much by the change he has “ made , from having no religion to chufe one of the worst . " Reply to Mr. Varillas , p . 139 . · him a wife and an honest man . Milton him [ 138 ] frankly confeffes, that having no fteady ...
... hath gained much by the change he has “ made , from having no religion to chufe one of the worst . " Reply to Mr. Varillas , p . 139 . · him a wife and an honest man . Milton him [ 138 ] frankly confeffes, that having no fteady ...
Page 146
... hath ceafed to act his paft on this earthly ftage , will be impatiently inquifitive after the perfonal history of a man , who hath figured fo variously in the wide tange of authorship ; and when his pa- negyrifts have exhaufted every ...
... hath ceafed to act his paft on this earthly ftage , will be impatiently inquifitive after the perfonal history of a man , who hath figured fo variously in the wide tange of authorship ; and when his pa- negyrifts have exhaufted every ...
Page 147
... hath at- tempted to difparage by the moft inve- nomed infinuations . A man of genius and erudition cannot more effectually difgrace himself , than by hiring out his talents to those vile politicians whofe eftimation with the public ...
... hath at- tempted to difparage by the moft inve- nomed infinuations . A man of genius and erudition cannot more effectually difgrace himself , than by hiring out his talents to those vile politicians whofe eftimation with the public ...
Page 149
... hath , generally speaking , two principal motives , filthy lucre , and inordinate appetite . Thefe motives are frequently compounded , particularly when indigence , and a warmth of bodily conftitution , happen to meet in the fame ...
... hath , generally speaking , two principal motives , filthy lucre , and inordinate appetite . Thefe motives are frequently compounded , particularly when indigence , and a warmth of bodily conftitution , happen to meet in the fame ...
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