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upon his is life , which general tendency of his opinion tuous , and the Like
Whiston wanting pyx or stars , the plenitude of the writer's knowledge flows io In
ocean wide or sinks o : strays . page , so that the reader is commonly surprised
into ...
Pagina 27
Tasula sit doido positions with such applause as appears to have From Rome he
passed on to Naplesy in com exalted him in his own opinion , and confirmed
pany of a hermit , a companion from thom little kim in the hope , that , by labour
and ...
Tasula sit doido positions with such applause as appears to have From Rome he
passed on to Naplesy in com exalted him in his own opinion , and confirmed
pany of a hermit , a companion from thom little kim in the hope , that , by labour
and ...
Pagina 29
His next work was , « The Reason of or the motions of the stars : Socrates was
rather Church Government urged against Prelacy , by of opinion , that what we
had to learn was , how Mr. John Milton , 1642. In this book he disto do good , and
...
His next work was , « The Reason of or the motions of the stars : Socrates was
rather Church Government urged against Prelacy , by of opinion , that what we
had to learn was , how Mr. John Milton , 1642. In this book he disto do good , and
...
Pagina 30
The danger of such the Lady were cavaliers . unbounded liberty , and the danger
of bounding In a man , whose opinion of his own merit it , have produced a
problem in the science of gowas like Milton's , less provocation than this
vernment ...
The danger of such the Lady were cavaliers . unbounded liberty , and the danger
of bounding In a man , whose opinion of his own merit it , have produced a
problem in the science of gowas like Milton's , less provocation than this
vernment ...
Pagina 32
In my opinion , would be sufficiently offensive , and night inMilton's periods are
smoother , neater , and chine him to leave Sweden , from which however more
pointed ; but he delights himself with he was dismissed , not with any mark of ...
In my opinion , would be sufficiently offensive , and night inMilton's periods are
smoother , neater , and chine him to leave Sweden , from which however more
pointed ; but he delights himself with he was dismissed , not with any mark of ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Lives of the English Poets |
| Auteur | Samuel Johnson |
| Uitgever | Jones and Company, 1848 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Harvard University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 28 feb 2019 |
| Lengte | 365 pagina's |
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