The Poetical Works of John MiltonPhillips, Samson,, 1854 - 748 Seiten |
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... praises with congenial enthusiasm , and which was duly fulfilled to its utmost extent . This poem may be taken as perfectly biographical , as well as poetical ; I think it proper , therefore , to give the whole poem , as translated by ...
... praises with congenial enthusiasm , and which was duly fulfilled to its utmost extent . This poem may be taken as perfectly biographical , as well as poetical ; I think it proper , therefore , to give the whole poem , as translated by ...
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... impartiality , and confer neither praise nor blame from un- founded prejudice . This poem is so far from deserving the character applied to it by Johnson , that " the diction is harsh , the rhymes uncertain , and the xxvi LIFE OF MILTON .
... impartiality , and confer neither praise nor blame from un- founded prejudice . This poem is so far from deserving the character applied to it by Johnson , that " the diction is harsh , the rhymes uncertain , and the xxvi LIFE OF MILTON .
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... PRAISE OF THE COUNTESS OF DERBY , MARRIED TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR . This noble Countess lived many years With Derby , one of England's greatest peers : Fruitful and fair , and of so clear a name , That all this region marvell'd at her ...
... PRAISE OF THE COUNTESS OF DERBY , MARRIED TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR . This noble Countess lived many years With Derby , one of England's greatest peers : Fruitful and fair , and of so clear a name , That all this region marvell'd at her ...
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... praise the Nine , O Manso ! happy in that theme , design ; For , Gallus and Mæcenas gone , they see None such besides , or whom they love , as thee ; And , if my verse may give the meed of fame , Thine too shall prove an everlasting ...
... praise the Nine , O Manso ! happy in that theme , design ; For , Gallus and Mæcenas gone , they see None such besides , or whom they love , as thee ; And , if my verse may give the meed of fame , Thine too shall prove an everlasting ...
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... praise in after - time , Or with Marino's , shalt be known their friend , And with an equal flight to fame ascend . The world shall hear , how Phœbus and the Nine Were inmates once , and willing guests of thine . Yet Phœbus , when of ...
... praise in after - time , Or with Marino's , shalt be known their friend , And with an equal flight to fame ascend . The world shall hear , how Phœbus and the Nine Were inmates once , and willing guests of thine . Yet Phœbus , when of ...
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