Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 25
... published and what suppressed , might not be in the hands of the few who may be charged with the inspection of books , men commonly without learning and of vulgar judgement , and by whose licence and pleasure no one is suffered to publish ...
... published and what suppressed , might not be in the hands of the few who may be charged with the inspection of books , men commonly without learning and of vulgar judgement , and by whose licence and pleasure no one is suffered to publish ...
Pagina 170
... published after his death tried to cry himself up before the people with new verbal sleights and harlot- ries ; 19 so , I pray , may I now as auspiciously and as truly refute and demolish this outlandish rhetorician's wanton lies ...
... published after his death tried to cry himself up before the people with new verbal sleights and harlot- ries ; 19 so , I pray , may I now as auspiciously and as truly refute and demolish this outlandish rhetorician's wanton lies ...
Pagina 213
... publish the book ' ; - but this was at my own option , and in my own power- ' that he might avoid doing you the injury of ... published . That ' dignified per- sonage ' must excuse me , and the more because he is an ambassa- dor , if I ...
... publish the book ' ; - but this was at my own option , and in my own power- ' that he might avoid doing you the injury of ... published . That ' dignified per- sonage ' must excuse me , and the more because he is an ambassa- dor , if I ...
Inhoudsopgave
BLINDNESS | 94 |
POETIC ASPIRATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS | 107 |
INSPIRATION | 141 |
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