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... Milton has put in practice this method of raising his lan- guage , as far as the nature of our tongue will permit , as in the passage above - mentioned , eremite for what is hermite in common discourse . If you observe the measure of ...
... Milton has put in practice this method of raising his lan- guage , as far as the nature of our tongue will permit , as in the passage above - mentioned , eremite for what is hermite in common discourse . If you observe the measure of ...
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... Milton never intended ; but if he will needs fix the name of an hero upon any person in it , it is certainly the Messiah who is the hero , both in the prin- cipal action , and in the chief episodes . Paganism could not furnish out a ...
... Milton never intended ; but if he will needs fix the name of an hero upon any person in it , it is certainly the Messiah who is the hero , both in the prin- cipal action , and in the chief episodes . Paganism could not furnish out a ...
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... Milton's comparisons , in which they do not see any surprising points of likeness . Monsieur Perrault was a man of this vitiated relish , and for that very reason has endeavoured to turn into ridicule several of Homer's similitudes ...
... Milton's comparisons , in which they do not see any surprising points of likeness . Monsieur Perrault was a man of this vitiated relish , and for that very reason has endeavoured to turn into ridicule several of Homer's similitudes ...
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Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
Letter on the Lovers Leap 229 Fragment of Sappho | 115 |
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