The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Milton every where fills his Poem with Circumftances that are marvel- lous and aftonishing , he describes the Gate ... Milton's Gates is not fo extraordinary as this of the Tripodes , fo I am perfuaded he would not have mention- ed it ...
... Milton every where fills his Poem with Circumftances that are marvel- lous and aftonishing , he describes the Gate ... Milton's Gates is not fo extraordinary as this of the Tripodes , fo I am perfuaded he would not have mention- ed it ...
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... Milton , I fhould have dated the Action of Pa- radife Loft from the Beginning of Raphael's Speech in this Book , as ... Milton's Action is pre- ferved according to either of them ; whether we confider the fall of Man in its immediate ...
... Milton , I fhould have dated the Action of Pa- radife Loft from the Beginning of Raphael's Speech in this Book , as ... Milton's Action is pre- ferved according to either of them ; whether we confider the fall of Man in its immediate ...
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... Milton in his Defcription of his fu- rious Moloch flying from the Battle , and bellowing with the Wound he had received , had his Eye on Mars in the Iliad ; who , upon his being wounded , is reprefented as retiring out of the Fight ...
... Milton in his Defcription of his fu- rious Moloch flying from the Battle , and bellowing with the Wound he had received , had his Eye on Mars in the Iliad ; who , upon his being wounded , is reprefented as retiring out of the Fight ...
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