The Portent of Milton: Some Aspects of His GeniusW. Laurie, 1958 - 148 pages |
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... doubt , to the Plague then raging with great mortality . Fame is no plant that grows on mortal soil . . . . It is the Celestial effulgence , the bloom of the Amarant on the gold with which the ' Spirits elect ' . Bind thir resplendent ...
... doubt , to the Plague then raging with great mortality . Fame is no plant that grows on mortal soil . . . . It is the Celestial effulgence , the bloom of the Amarant on the gold with which the ' Spirits elect ' . Bind thir resplendent ...
Page 54
... doubt he had been reading Milton aesthetically , whether or not with subsequent contrition as the great ecclesiastical Father was wont to reproach himself after reading Cicero for the style . Belloc , who criticizes Milton down even to ...
... doubt he had been reading Milton aesthetically , whether or not with subsequent contrition as the great ecclesiastical Father was wont to reproach himself after reading Cicero for the style . Belloc , who criticizes Milton down even to ...
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... doubt , was the heart and soul . Mary , his wife , was an irresponsible young woman , the frivolous creature of her social upbringing . But she was doubtless very pretty , and perhaps she reminded Milton , as he saw her in her father's ...
... doubt , was the heart and soul . Mary , his wife , was an irresponsible young woman , the frivolous creature of her social upbringing . But she was doubtless very pretty , and perhaps she reminded Milton , as he saw her in her father's ...
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