Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... some select peeces elsewhere . But here the main kill and ground work will be , to temper them fuch lectures and explanations upon every opportunity , as may lead and draw them in willing obc- dience , enflam'd with the study of learn ...
... some select peeces elsewhere . But here the main kill and ground work will be , to temper them fuch lectures and explanations upon every opportunity , as may lead and draw them in willing obc- dience , enflam'd with the study of learn ...
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... some fear , if need be , but chiefly by his own example , might in a fhort space gain them to an incredible diligence and courage : infufing into their young brefts fuch an ingenuous and ncble ardor , as would not fail to make many of ...
... some fear , if need be , but chiefly by his own example , might in a fhort space gain them to an incredible diligence and courage : infufing into their young brefts fuch an ingenuous and ncble ardor , as would not fail to make many of ...
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... Some with doubt of what will be the fucceffe , others with feare of what will be the cenfure ; some with hope , others with with confidence of what they have to speake . And [ 223 ] AREOPAGITICA; ...
... Some with doubt of what will be the fucceffe , others with feare of what will be the cenfure ; some with hope , others with with confidence of what they have to speake . And [ 223 ] AREOPAGITICA; ...
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