The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 5
... Milton No. 322 323 324 325 Letters from a country - gentlemán ; from Mrs. Mary Comfit , from T. B. on women's long - 326 ings during pregnancy On the 5th book of Milton Extravagance of a virtuous and lovely wife Sir R. de Coverley ...
... Milton No. 322 323 324 325 Letters from a country - gentlemán ; from Mrs. Mary Comfit , from T. B. on women's long - 326 ings during pregnancy On the 5th book of Milton Extravagance of a virtuous and lovely wife Sir R. de Coverley ...
Page 31
... Milton's action is preferved according to either of them ; whether we confider the fall of man in its immediate beginning , as proceeding from the re- folutions taken in the infernal council , or in its more remote beginning , as ...
... Milton's action is preferved according to either of them ; whether we confider the fall of man in its immediate beginning , as proceeding from the re- folutions taken in the infernal council , or in its more remote beginning , as ...
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... Milton has given us of them in this book . It is obferved by thofe who would fet forth the greatnefs of Virgil's ... Milton's poem is of an infinitely greater extent , and fills the mind with many more aftonishing circumftances . Satan ...
... Milton has given us of them in this book . It is obferved by thofe who would fet forth the greatnefs of Virgil's ... Milton's poem is of an infinitely greater extent , and fills the mind with many more aftonishing circumftances . Satan ...
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