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... Young . He was a good scholar , and the youth admired him , corresponded with him afterwards , exchanged Latin elegiacs with him , and defended him later when involved in controversy . ( These clerics quarrelled about their nonsense ...
... Young . He was a good scholar , and the youth admired him , corresponded with him afterwards , exchanged Latin elegiacs with him , and defended him later when involved in controversy . ( These clerics quarrelled about their nonsense ...
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... young man , twelve years Milton's junior , needed watching , for he had been a Royalist . As a boy he had been a chorister at All Souls College , Oxford . Coming to London , he developed a marked journalistic talent , and started the ...
... young man , twelve years Milton's junior , needed watching , for he had been a Royalist . As a boy he had been a chorister at All Souls College , Oxford . Coming to London , he developed a marked journalistic talent , and started the ...
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... young man . It is a not unfamiliar pattern , and Milton apparently took strips off the offender in something he ... young men . Perhaps also it shows his bad judgment , for Parker did not turn out well from Milton's point of view . A ...
... young man . It is a not unfamiliar pattern , and Milton apparently took strips off the offender in something he ... young men . Perhaps also it shows his bad judgment , for Parker did not turn out well from Milton's point of view . A ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
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