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Page 14
... paper . The Paradise Lost is an Epic or a nar- rative Poem , and he that looks for an bero in it , searches for that which MILTON never intended ; but if he will needs needs fix the name of an bero upon any person wiat about 4 ...
... paper . The Paradise Lost is an Epic or a nar- rative Poem , and he that looks for an bero in it , searches for that which MILTON never intended ; but if he will needs needs fix the name of an bero upon any person wiat about 4 ...
Page 16
... never let his narration sleep for the sake of any reflection of his own . I have often observed , with a secret admiration , that the longest reflection in the Ancid , is in that passage of the tenth book , where TURNUS is represented ...
... never let his narration sleep for the sake of any reflection of his own . I have often observed , with a secret admiration , that the longest reflection in the Ancid , is in that passage of the tenth book , where TURNUS is represented ...
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... never to be drowsy , un- mannerly , or stupid , for the future , at a friend's house ; and on a hunting morning , not to pursue the game either with the husband abroad , or with the wife at home . " The next that came was a tradesman ...
... never to be drowsy , un- mannerly , or stupid , for the future , at a friend's house ; and on a hunting morning , not to pursue the game either with the husband abroad , or with the wife at home . " The next that came was a tradesman ...
Page 23
... never did make any previous offer of his service , or the least step to her af- fection ; so on his discovery of these designs thus laid to trick him , he could not but afterwards , in justice to himself , vindicate both his innocence ...
... never did make any previous offer of his service , or the least step to her af- fection ; so on his discovery of these designs thus laid to trick him , he could not but afterwards , in justice to himself , vindicate both his innocence ...
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... never told them of the Generals and Admirals that had been in my family ? As for my eldest son , ODDLY , he has been so spirited up by his mother , that if he does not mend his manners I shall go near to disinherit him . He drew his ...
... never told them of the Generals and Admirals that had been in my family ? As for my eldest son , ODDLY , he has been so spirited up by his mother , that if he does not mend his manners I shall go near to disinherit him . He drew his ...
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