The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volumen1William Tegg & Company, 1853 |
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John Milton. Where the bright Seraphim , in burning row , Their loud uplifted angel - trumpets blow ; And the cherubick host , in thousand quires , Touch their immortal harps of golden wires , With those just spirits that wear victorious ...
John Milton. Where the bright Seraphim , in burning row , Their loud uplifted angel - trumpets blow ; And the cherubick host , in thousand quires , Touch their immortal harps of golden wires , With those just spirits that wear victorious ...
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John Milton. occasion . Milton , like a true poet , in describing the Syrian superstition , selects such as were most susceptible of poetical enlargement ; and which , from the wild- ness of their ceremonies , were most interesting to ...
John Milton. occasion . Milton , like a true poet , in describing the Syrian superstition , selects such as were most susceptible of poetical enlargement ; and which , from the wild- ness of their ceremonies , were most interesting to ...
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... Milton wrote his elegy , " Ad Thomam Junium præcep- torem suum , apud mercatores Anglicos Hamburghæ agentes , Pastoris munere fungentem . " This Thomas Young was Milton's tutor before he went to St. Paul's school . He was a Puritan , of ...
... Milton wrote his elegy , " Ad Thomam Junium præcep- torem suum , apud mercatores Anglicos Hamburghæ agentes , Pastoris munere fungentem . " This Thomas Young was Milton's tutor before he went to St. Paul's school . He was a Puritan , of ...
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John Milton. In 1627 , Milton wrote his first Latin elegy , addressed to Charles Deodate , * in answer to a letter from Cheshire . Milton's Latin epistles are written in the style of Ovid but the matter and language not servilely ...
John Milton. In 1627 , Milton wrote his first Latin elegy , addressed to Charles Deodate , * in answer to a letter from Cheshire . Milton's Latin epistles are written in the style of Ovid but the matter and language not servilely ...
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... Milton , like that of the Hebrew poetry : yet there is nothing totally uncompounded with human learning . Perhaps it were better if it had been . It is occasionally encumbered . Milton conforms every thing to his own grand inventions ...
... Milton , like that of the Hebrew poetry : yet there is nothing totally uncompounded with human learning . Perhaps it were better if it had been . It is occasionally encumbered . Milton conforms every thing to his own grand inventions ...
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