Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksCohen & West, 1966 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina xvi
... least agree that in the series of great disappointments that make up the story of Milton's life , this was the one for which he was least prepared . Throughout his life , even through his subsequent marriages , Mil- ton never recovered ...
... least agree that in the series of great disappointments that make up the story of Milton's life , this was the one for which he was least prepared . Throughout his life , even through his subsequent marriages , Mil- ton never recovered ...
Pagina xx
... least embel- lished one of the heroic actions of my countrymen . 10 This is to say by implication at least , that in the performance of the duty which seemed to lead him away from the performance of the central function of his life , he ...
... least embel- lished one of the heroic actions of my countrymen . 10 This is to say by implication at least , that in the performance of the duty which seemed to lead him away from the performance of the central function of his life , he ...
Pagina 34
... least , your bow is full of terrors for me , O child of a goddess , child not less potent by your fires than by your darts . Your altars shall smoke with my gifts , you shall be for me very god , god supreme among the powers above ...
... least , your bow is full of terrors for me , O child of a goddess , child not less potent by your fires than by your darts . Your altars shall smoke with my gifts , you shall be for me very god , god supreme among the powers above ...
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