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... questions of diction and metre he followed the traditions of Dryden and Pope . Pope , he said , had left in his Homer a treasure of poetical elegances to posterity . His version might be said to have tuned the English tongue , for since ...
... questions of diction and metre he followed the traditions of Dryden and Pope . Pope , he said , had left in his Homer a treasure of poetical elegances to posterity . His version might be said to have tuned the English tongue , for since ...
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... questions , he had excluded him- self from some distinctions which he should otherwise have paid him . But such conduct , though it did not 5 please , was yet sufficiently safe ; and Milton stayed two months more at Rome , and went on ...
... questions , he had excluded him- self from some distinctions which he should otherwise have paid him . But such conduct , though it did not 5 please , was yet sufficiently safe ; and Milton stayed two months more at Rome , and went on ...
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... question . To one of his antagonists , who affirms that 20 he was ' vomited out of the university , ' he answers in general terms : ' The fellows of the college wherein I spent some years , at my parting , after I had taken two degrees ...
... question . To one of his antagonists , who affirms that 20 he was ' vomited out of the university , ' he answers in general terms : ' The fellows of the college wherein I spent some years , at my parting , after I had taken two degrees ...
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... question with great care , was inclined to think them the forgers . The use of it by adaptation was innocent , and they who could so noisily censure it , with a little ex- 25 tension of their malice could contrive what they wanted to ...
... question with great care , was inclined to think them the forgers . The use of it by adaptation was innocent , and they who could so noisily censure it , with a little ex- 25 tension of their malice could contrive what they wanted to ...
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... questions of grammar , if grammarians discuss them . Milton , when he undertook this answer , was weak of body and dim of sight ; but his will was forward , and what was wanting of health was supplied by zeal . He was MILTON . 21.
... questions of grammar , if grammarians discuss them . Milton , when he undertook this answer , was weak of body and dim of sight ; but his will was forward , and what was wanting of health was supplied by zeal . He was MILTON . 21.
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