Remarks on the Character and Writings of John Milton: Occasioned by the Publication of His Lately Discovered Treatise on Christian DoctrineB. Perkins, 1828 - 116 páginas |
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... present and visible , struggling against the bounds of its earthly prison - house , and seeking relief and joy in imaginings of un- seen and ideal being . This view of our nature , which has never been fully develop- ed , and which goes ...
... present and visible , struggling against the bounds of its earthly prison - house , and seeking relief and joy in imaginings of un- seen and ideal being . This view of our nature , which has never been fully develop- ed , and which goes ...
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... present life , which is the first stage of the immortal mind , abounds in the materials of poetry , and it is the high office of the bard to detect this divine element among the grosser la- bors and pleasures of our earthly being . The ...
... present life , which is the first stage of the immortal mind , abounds in the materials of poetry , and it is the high office of the bard to detect this divine element among the grosser la- bors and pleasures of our earthly being . The ...
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... present being . We will not say that we envy our first pa- rents ; for we feel that there may be higher happiness than theirs , a happiness won through struggle with inward and outward foes , the happiness of power and moral victory ...
... present being . We will not say that we envy our first pa- rents ; for we feel that there may be higher happiness than theirs , a happiness won through struggle with inward and outward foes , the happiness of power and moral victory ...
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... present age . But good and evil are never disjoined ; and one bad consequence of the multitude of readers , is , that men of genius are too anx- ious to please the multitude , and prefer a present shout of popularity to that less tu ...
... present age . But good and evil are never disjoined ; and one bad consequence of the multitude of readers , is , that men of genius are too anx- ious to please the multitude , and prefer a present shout of popularity to that less tu ...
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... present times will not tolerate . Still we mean not to be his apologists . Milton , raised as he was above his age , and fortified with the consciousness of high virtue , ought to have been , both to his own and future times , an ...
... present times will not tolerate . Still we mean not to be his apologists . Milton , raised as he was above his age , and fortified with the consciousness of high virtue , ought to have been , both to his own and future times , an ...
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