The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volumes 1-2Leavitt & Allen, 1849 |
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John Milton. There is nothing more tender and delicate in all Pe trarch's sonnets . To compensate for this loss , Milton entered a third time into the bands of matrimony with Elizabeth Minshull , of a good family in Cheshire , but ...
John Milton. There is nothing more tender and delicate in all Pe trarch's sonnets . To compensate for this loss , Milton entered a third time into the bands of matrimony with Elizabeth Minshull , of a good family in Cheshire , but ...
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John Milton. something of kindly feeling , on this occasion , towards the man whom he openly or insidiously persecutes in every other stage of public or private life ; though he ungraciously affects to disguise that very feeling from ...
John Milton. something of kindly feeling , on this occasion , towards the man whom he openly or insidiously persecutes in every other stage of public or private life ; though he ungraciously affects to disguise that very feeling from ...
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John Milton. as through safety - valves of over - pressed thought , into additional illustration , or matter unexpected by the reader , and apparently unpremeditated by the writer himself . This specimen of Milton's rhetorical power as ...
John Milton. as through safety - valves of over - pressed thought , into additional illustration , or matter unexpected by the reader , and apparently unpremeditated by the writer himself . This specimen of Milton's rhetorical power as ...
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