Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksCohen & West, 1965 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 117
... father , a father worthy of all reverence . Be its welcome what it may , it is for you , 6 Mr. Tillyard's date ( Milton , p.384 ) . Professor Hanford and Mr. Visiak both assign the poem to 1632 , connecting it in its content with the ...
... father , a father worthy of all reverence . Be its welcome what it may , it is for you , 6 Mr. Tillyard's date ( Milton , p.384 ) . Professor Hanford and Mr. Visiak both assign the poem to 1632 , connecting it in its content with the ...
Pagina 119
... father , and so we , father and son , possess the god in shares . " Though you pretend that you loathe the dainty Muses , none the less you loathe them not , methinks ; for , Father , you did not bid me go where a highway lies open ...
... father , and so we , father and son , possess the god in shares . " Though you pretend that you loathe the dainty Muses , none the less you loathe them not , methinks ; for , Father , you did not bid me go where a highway lies open ...
Pagina 120
... father to dear son : on me larger demands are made . When , at your expense , best of fathers , the eloquence of Romulus ' tongue was opened wide to me , and all its Latin graces , when there lay open to me the exalted words of the ...
... father to dear son : on me larger demands are made . When , at your expense , best of fathers , the eloquence of Romulus ' tongue was opened wide to me , and all its Latin graces , when there lay open to me the exalted words of the ...
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A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
LOVE | 31 |
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