The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes of Various Authors, Том 4C. and J. Rivington; J. Cuthell; J. Nunn; J. and W.T. Clarke; Longman and Company ... [and 17 others], 1826 |
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... beautiful description of the Deity surrounded by his Angels ; his Speech to them ; and the triumphant Hymn of the Celestial Choir.- Indeed the whole opening of this Poem is executed in so masterly a manner , that , making allowance for ...
... beautiful description of the Deity surrounded by his Angels ; his Speech to them ; and the triumphant Hymn of the Celestial Choir.- Indeed the whole opening of this Poem is executed in so masterly a manner , that , making allowance for ...
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... beautiful turns of language , is , in its general tenour , of the most superiour and dig- nified kind . Indeed all this part of his speech ( from ver . 191 , to ver . 225. ) seems to breathe such a sincere and deep sense of the charms ...
... beautiful turns of language , is , in its general tenour , of the most superiour and dig- nified kind . Indeed all this part of his speech ( from ver . 191 , to ver . 225. ) seems to breathe such a sincere and deep sense of the charms ...
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... to our Lord , the Tempter opens his progressive display of Heathen excellence with an eulogy on Glory ( ver . 25. ) , which is so intrinsically beautiful , that it may be questioned whether any Roman vi PARADISE REGAINED .
... to our Lord , the Tempter opens his progressive display of Heathen excellence with an eulogy on Glory ( ver . 25. ) , which is so intrinsically beautiful , that it may be questioned whether any Roman vi PARADISE REGAINED .
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With Notes of Various Authors John Milton. beautiful , that it may be questioned whether any Roman orator or poet ever so eloquently and concisely defended the ambition of heroism : The judgement of the Author may also be noticed ( ver ...
With Notes of Various Authors John Milton. beautiful , that it may be questioned whether any Roman orator or poet ever so eloquently and concisely defended the ambition of heroism : The judgement of the Author may also be noticed ( ver ...
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... distinctly before The general view of Athens , with its most celebrated build- ings and places of learned resort , is beautiful and original ; and us . the description of its musicians , poets , orators , xii PARADISE REGAINED .
... distinctly before The general view of Athens , with its most celebrated build- ings and places of learned resort , is beautiful and original ; and us . the description of its musicians , poets , orators , xii PARADISE REGAINED .
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