John Milton, EnglishmanChrist among the doctors - Academic exercise - Pastoral interlude - Italian journey - Paradise sort - Deeds above heroic - Heavenly muse - Milton Agonistes - Fair dismission___ |
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Page 10
... period and rather to the encour- agement of his teachers than of the members of his family or their friends , it seems reasonable to suppose that his father was the first of those who noticed the evidences of his genius . A further ...
... period and rather to the encour- agement of his teachers than of the members of his family or their friends , it seems reasonable to suppose that his father was the first of those who noticed the evidences of his genius . A further ...
Page 42
... period and its expression in prose gives explicitness to the development which we have seen to be implied in the poetry . Milton disparages sophistry and mere ostentation precisely because he thinks nobly of the art of rhetoric and ...
... period and its expression in prose gives explicitness to the development which we have seen to be implied in the poetry . Milton disparages sophistry and mere ostentation precisely because he thinks nobly of the art of rhetoric and ...
Page 120
... period of his second bachelorhood was anything but an empty one . His father came to live with him from Reading , where he had been domiciled with Christopher , and there were additional pupils in the school . " The studies went on with ...
... period of his second bachelorhood was anything but an empty one . His father came to live with him from Reading , where he had been domiciled with Christopher , and there were additional pupils in the school . " The studies went on with ...
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