Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksCohen & West, 1966 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 28
... never thought I should have to contend with the cyclops for the point of beauty . 3. On the Man Who Had Engraved Milton's Likeness . 1645 . From the Greek . This epigram composed to be engraved under the portrait pre- fixed to the 1645 ...
... never thought I should have to contend with the cyclops for the point of beauty . 3. On the Man Who Had Engraved Milton's Likeness . 1645 . From the Greek . This epigram composed to be engraved under the portrait pre- fixed to the 1645 ...
Pagina 71
... never able to gulp down huge bumpers in pancratic fashion ; or because my hand has not become calloused by holding the plough - handle ; or because I never lay down on my back under the sun at midday , like a seven - year ox - driver ...
... never able to gulp down huge bumpers in pancratic fashion ; or because my hand has not become calloused by holding the plough - handle ; or because I never lay down on my back under the sun at midday , like a seven - year ox - driver ...
Pagina 91
... never have courage enough to do this , I know well . You had rather , as I have said before , have re- course to subterfuge ; like an old fornicator as you are , you had rather skulk , and shift , and seek refuge from other quarters ...
... never have courage enough to do this , I know well . You had rather , as I have said before , have re- course to subterfuge ; like an old fornicator as you are , you had rather skulk , and shift , and seek refuge from other quarters ...
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