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Pagina 91
... appeared May 26. Tickell observes that The Tatler began and was concluded without his concurrence 5. This is ... appearing on Tues- day , Thursday , and Saturday , began on April 12 , 1709 , and ended with No. 271 on Jan. 2 , 1710-11 ...
... appeared May 26. Tickell observes that The Tatler began and was concluded without his concurrence 5. This is ... appearing on Tues- day , Thursday , and Saturday , began on April 12 , 1709 , and ended with No. 271 on Jan. 2 , 1710-11 ...
Pagina 147
... appeared that it had influenced the national taste . ' T. WARTON , Milton's Poems , & c . , 1785 , p . 589 . The criticisms had no appreciable effect at the time on the demand for Milton's poetry . The ninth edition of Paradise Lost was ...
... appeared that it had influenced the national taste . ' T. WARTON , Milton's Poems , & c . , 1785 , p . 589 . The criticisms had no appreciable effect at the time on the demand for Milton's poetry . The ninth edition of Paradise Lost was ...
Pagina 175
... appearance of the Essay " . At the time when this work first appeared , Milton's fame was 25 not yet fully established , and therefore Tasso and Spenser were set before him . The two last lines were these . The Epick Poet , says he ...
... appearance of the Essay " . At the time when this work first appeared , Milton's fame was 25 not yet fully established , and therefore Tasso and Spenser were set before him . The two last lines were these . The Epick Poet , says he ...
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