Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost |
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Page 95
... fame purpose he says in Profe to Emeric Bi- got in his Latin Letter dated in 1656 ; Having fpoken of his Blindness occafion'd by much Reading and Study , I am not Angry ( fays he ) with Books , nor have at all intermitted their Study ...
... fame purpose he says in Profe to Emeric Bi- got in his Latin Letter dated in 1656 ; Having fpoken of his Blindness occafion'd by much Reading and Study , I am not Angry ( fays he ) with Books , nor have at all intermitted their Study ...
Page 95
... fame purpose he fays in Profe to Emeric Bi- got in his Latin Letter dated in 1656 ; Having fpoken of his Blindness occafion'd by much Reading and Study , I am not Angry ( fays he ) with Books , nor have at all intermitted their Study ...
... fame purpose he fays in Profe to Emeric Bi- got in his Latin Letter dated in 1656 ; Having fpoken of his Blindness occafion'd by much Reading and Study , I am not Angry ( fays he ) with Books , nor have at all intermitted their Study ...
Page 148
... fame defcri- bed , 132 , & c . See the Word Mould us'd in the fame Senfe , V. 321 . 236 if Art could tell , Milton's Imagination had a Picture which He Difpairs of Communicating to his Readers in its full Beauty , but does what he Can ...
... fame defcri- bed , 132 , & c . See the Word Mould us'd in the fame Senfe , V. 321 . 236 if Art could tell , Milton's Imagination had a Picture which He Difpairs of Communicating to his Readers in its full Beauty , but does what he Can ...
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