The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Samuel Johnson, Volume 1John Nichols, 1790 |
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... use , and perhaps did not at first think them allowa- ble ; but he appears afterwards to have changed his mind , for in the verses on the government of Cromwell he inferts them liberally with great happiness . After fo much criticifm on ...
... use , and perhaps did not at first think them allowa- ble ; but he appears afterwards to have changed his mind , for in the verses on the government of Cromwell he inferts them liberally with great happiness . After fo much criticifm on ...
Halaman 151
... use of this prayer , as with a heavy crime , in the indecent language with which profperity had emboldened the advocates for re- bellion to infult all that is venerable or great : " Who would have imagined fo little fear in " him of the ...
... use of this prayer , as with a heavy crime , in the indecent language with which profperity had emboldened the advocates for re- bellion to infult all that is venerable or great : " Who would have imagined fo little fear in " him of the ...
Halaman 162
... use of three large folios in manufcript , collected and digefted into alphabetical or- der by Mr. John Milton . It has been remarked , that the additions , together with the preface abovementioned , and a large part of the title of the ...
... use of three large folios in manufcript , collected and digefted into alphabetical or- der by Mr. John Milton . It has been remarked , that the additions , together with the preface abovementioned , and a large part of the title of the ...
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