Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksCohen & West, 1965 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 50
... Familiar Letter 4 , to Thomas Young . 1628 . From the Latin . On looking at your letter , most excellent preceptor , this alone struck me as superfluous , that you excused your slowness in writing ; for , though nothing could be more ...
... Familiar Letter 4 , to Thomas Young . 1628 . From the Latin . On looking at your letter , most excellent preceptor , this alone struck me as superfluous , that you excused your slowness in writing ; for , though nothing could be more ...
Pagina 60
... familiar seats ' neath the waters , and the shepherds hide , the farmer snores under the hedge , who will renew for me your blandishments , your laughter , your sallies of Cecropian wit , and your cultured graces ? 28. Familiar Letter ...
... familiar seats ' neath the waters , and the shepherds hide , the farmer snores under the hedge , who will renew for me your blandishments , your laughter , your sallies of Cecropian wit , and your cultured graces ? 28. Familiar Letter ...
Pagina 272
... familiar terms . His answer is that no copy of that book is extant among those records . For the help you offer me in return in procur- ing literary material I am very much obliged . I want , of the Byzan- tine historians , Theophanis ...
... familiar terms . His answer is that no copy of that book is extant among those records . For the help you offer me in return in procur- ing literary material I am very much obliged . I want , of the Byzan- tine historians , Theophanis ...
Inhoudsopgave
A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
LOVE | 31 |
Copyright | |
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