Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... they were fcurvy performers . " There , " fays Milton , " while they " acted and over - acted , among other 66 young scholars , I was a spectator ; they " thought " thought themselves gallant men , and I " thought [ 41 ]
... they were fcurvy performers . " There , " fays Milton , " while they " acted and over - acted , among other 66 young scholars , I was a spectator ; they " thought " thought themselves gallant men , and I " thought [ 41 ]
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" thought themselves gallant men , and I " thought them fools ; they made fport , " and I laughed ; they mif - pronounced , " and I mifliked ; and , to make up " atticism , they were out , and I hifs'd * . " the Thefe were not the ...
" thought themselves gallant men , and I " thought them fools ; they made fport , " and I laughed ; they mif - pronounced , " and I mifliked ; and , to make up " atticism , they were out , and I hifs'd * . " the Thefe were not the ...
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... of the highest and noblest ex- traction , teftify to this very day . To account for this tyranny of Milton over his females , the Doctor fays , “ He * Philips , p . xliii . " thought thought woman made only for obe- “ dience , and [ 124 ]
... of the highest and noblest ex- traction , teftify to this very day . To account for this tyranny of Milton over his females , the Doctor fays , “ He * Philips , p . xliii . " thought thought woman made only for obe- “ dience , and [ 124 ]
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