Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - Всего страниц: 546 |
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... Beauty with Masculine Strength and Vigour , all in the Utmoft Conceivable Degree , the Strength and Vigour little Impair'd , but the Beauty Wi- ther'd , Ruin'd by Age , Difeafe , and Scarrs ; and by Guile , Envy , Malice , Rage , Luft ...
... Beauty with Masculine Strength and Vigour , all in the Utmoft Conceivable Degree , the Strength and Vigour little Impair'd , but the Beauty Wi- ther'd , Ruin'd by Age , Difeafe , and Scarrs ; and by Guile , Envy , Malice , Rage , Luft ...
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... Beauty ; Sweet , not only as Bleft Voices , for they may not be So Always , as when they denounce Wrath , & c . but Bleft Voices utter- ing Joy . There is Another way of Understanding This place by which the Fault of the former is ...
... Beauty ; Sweet , not only as Bleft Voices , for they may not be So Always , as when they denounce Wrath , & c . but Bleft Voices utter- ing Joy . There is Another way of Understanding This place by which the Fault of the former is ...
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... Beauty ; but his Greatest Con- cern was that his Own Glory was Evidently Faded , and Obferv'd to be So , yet put on a Pretence to a Courage he had not . Pride and Hypocrify . < What a Picture ! the Angelic Grace , Heighten'd So as to be ...
... Beauty ; but his Greatest Con- cern was that his Own Glory was Evidently Faded , and Obferv'd to be So , yet put on a Pretence to a Courage he had not . Pride and Hypocrify . < What a Picture ! the Angelic Grace , Heighten'd So as to be ...
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