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Page ix
... poem like one who had analysed its parts and language very carefully , although no concordance to Milton was then available . One interesting example is in Discourse V on the Sermon on the Mount ( 1748 ) , ' Against example , singularly ...
... poem like one who had analysed its parts and language very carefully , although no concordance to Milton was then available . One interesting example is in Discourse V on the Sermon on the Mount ( 1748 ) , ' Against example , singularly ...
Page xi
... poem clear and intelligible to any uneducated person of a tolerable good understanding . Even a sympathetic Milton scholar such as Walter Herbert exclaimed : ' Milton must have stirred uneasily in his grave . Imagine the shade of the ...
... poem clear and intelligible to any uneducated person of a tolerable good understanding . Even a sympathetic Milton scholar such as Walter Herbert exclaimed : ' Milton must have stirred uneasily in his grave . Imagine the shade of the ...
Page xiv
... poem . Presumably most of these one hundred and forty - three passages he would himself have memorized , and they should therefore have formed the primary source for his quotations . Examining the tally of quotations recog- nized so far ...
... poem . Presumably most of these one hundred and forty - three passages he would himself have memorized , and they should therefore have formed the primary source for his quotations . Examining the tally of quotations recog- nized so far ...
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