The Poetical Works of John Milton, Band 1John Macrone, 1835 |
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... speak of my predecessors , if not with unqualified praise ; yet it is necessary . The foundation of all the Memoirs of the Poet is that which was written by his nephew Edward Philips his personal knowledge of the bard gives authenticity ...
... speak of my predecessors , if not with unqualified praise ; yet it is necessary . The foundation of all the Memoirs of the Poet is that which was written by his nephew Edward Philips his personal knowledge of the bard gives authenticity ...
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... speaks of the flight of Osiris : - In vain with timbrell'd anthems dark The sable - stoléd sorcerers bear his worshipp'd ark . - We cannot reason upon the effect of such com- binations of words , the charm is indefinable . Into what a ...
... speaks of the flight of Osiris : - In vain with timbrell'd anthems dark The sable - stoléd sorcerers bear his worshipp'd ark . - We cannot reason upon the effect of such com- binations of words , the charm is indefinable . Into what a ...
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... speak not now , on more important themes Intent , of common benefits , and such As nature bids , but of thy larger gifts , My Father ! who , when I had open'd once The stores of Roman rhetoric , and learn'd The full - toned language of ...
... speak not now , on more important themes Intent , of common benefits , and such As nature bids , but of thy larger gifts , My Father ! who , when I had open'd once The stores of Roman rhetoric , and learn'd The full - toned language of ...
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... speaks of it as excellent in all the requisites of poetry . Here Milton says that his poetical genius re- turns in the spring : in later life , he has said that the autumn was the season of his composition . The last elegy is , perhaps ...
... speaks of it as excellent in all the requisites of poetry . Here Milton says that his poetical genius re- turns in the spring : in later life , he has said that the autumn was the season of his composition . The last elegy is , perhaps ...
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... speaks of " your ex- cellent beauty , your virtuous behaviour , and your noble match with that most honourable lord , the very pattern of right nobility . " He then acknow- ledges the particular bounties which she had con- ferred upon ...
... speaks of " your ex- cellent beauty , your virtuous behaviour , and your noble match with that most honourable lord , the very pattern of right nobility . " He then acknow- ledges the particular bounties which she had con- ferred upon ...
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