Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica1780 - 381 pages |
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Page 120
... honour of princes , as delight " in the flavish humiliation of their fub- " jects . " Of all the writers upon political fub- jects , Milton left the least room for fears and fufpicions . He is open and explicit in all his reproofs of ...
... honour of princes , as delight " in the flavish humiliation of their fub- " jects . " Of all the writers upon political fub- jects , Milton left the least room for fears and fufpicions . He is open and explicit in all his reproofs of ...
Page 126
... honour out of their confinement ; as was done in the cafe of Paul and Silas , by the ma giftrates of Philippi ; who ( however the Biographer may ftomach the idea of fuch a humiliation of this magnanimous pre late ) seem to have ...
... honour out of their confinement ; as was done in the cafe of Paul and Silas , by the ma giftrates of Philippi ; who ( however the Biographer may ftomach the idea of fuch a humiliation of this magnanimous pre late ) seem to have ...
Page 154
... honour of manufacturing this speech to Dr. Johnfon ; and the stile and configu- ration of the speech itself confirm the im- putation . Dr. Dodd was a man of parts , a poet , and an orator . He can hardly be sup- posed to have suspected ...
... honour of manufacturing this speech to Dr. Johnfon ; and the stile and configu- ration of the speech itself confirm the im- putation . Dr. Dodd was a man of parts , a poet , and an orator . He can hardly be sup- posed to have suspected ...
Page 189
... honour and attention would be waiting on their lips . There would then also appear in pulpits other visages , other gestures , and stuffe otherwise wrought then what we now fit under , oft times to as great a triall of our patience as ...
... honour and attention would be waiting on their lips . There would then also appear in pulpits other visages , other gestures , and stuffe otherwise wrought then what we now fit under , oft times to as great a triall of our patience as ...
Page 199
... honour of all men where they paffe , and the society and friendship of those in all places who are best and most eminent . And per- haps then other nations will be glad to visit us for their breeding , or elfe to imi- tate us in their ...
... honour of all men where they paffe , and the society and friendship of those in all places who are best and most eminent . And per- haps then other nations will be glad to visit us for their breeding , or elfe to imi- tate us in their ...
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