Paradise Regain'd: A Poem in Four Books ; to which is Added Samson Agonistes ; And, Poems Upon Several Occasions, Volume 1 |
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... Calton of Marton in Lincolnshire hath contributed much more to my affiftance : he favor'd me with a long correfpondence ; and I am at a lofs which to commend moft , his candor as a friend , or his penetration and learning as a critic ...
... Calton of Marton in Lincolnshire hath contributed much more to my affiftance : he favor'd me with a long correfpondence ; and I am at a lofs which to commend moft , his candor as a friend , or his penetration and learning as a critic ...
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... pre- pare their hearts for that great event , Calton . There is fomething plaufible and ingenious in this emendation : but I conceive the construction to be not As to his worthier , and would have refign'd ' 6 Book I. PARADISE REGAIN'D .
... pre- pare their hearts for that great event , Calton . There is fomething plaufible and ingenious in this emendation : but I conceive the construction to be not As to his worthier , and would have refign'd ' 6 Book I. PARADISE REGAIN'D .
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... Calton . 129.thus to Gabriel Smiling Spake , ] This fpeech is proper- ly addrefs'd to Gabriel particularly among the Angels , as he feems to have been the Angel particularly employed in the embaffies and tranfactions relating to the ...
... Calton . 129.thus to Gabriel Smiling Spake , ] This fpeech is proper- ly addrefs'd to Gabriel particularly among the Angels , as he feems to have been the Angel particularly employed in the embaffies and tranfactions relating to the ...
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... Note that the præpofi- tion from , f From what confummate virtue- is ufed here as io and præ , to fignify for or becaufe of . C Calton . 168. S. A 170 So fpake th ' eternal Father , and Book 1. PARADISE REGAIN'D . 17.
... Note that the præpofi- tion from , f From what confummate virtue- is ufed here as io and præ , to fignify for or becaufe of . C Calton . 168. S. A 170 So fpake th ' eternal Father , and Book 1. PARADISE REGAIN'D . 17.
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... Calton . 174. Now entring his great duel , There is , I think a meannefs in the customary fenfe of this term that makes it unworthy of these Speakers and this occafion ; and yet it is obfervable , that Milton in his Paradife Loft makes ...
... Calton . 174. Now entring his great duel , There is , I think a meannefs in the customary fenfe of this term that makes it unworthy of these Speakers and this occafion ; and yet it is obfervable , that Milton in his Paradife Loft makes ...
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