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Page 60
Crimine persona est ? · As Salmasius reproached Milton with losing his eyes in
the quarrel , Milton deliglited himself with the belief that he had shortened
Salinasius ' s life , and both perhaps with more malignity than reason . Salmasius
died at ...
Crimine persona est ? · As Salmasius reproached Milton with losing his eyes in
the quarrel , Milton deliglited himself with the belief that he had shortened
Salinasius ' s life , and both perhaps with more malignity than reason . Salmasius
died at ...
Page 78
Anne , though deformed , married a master - builder , and died of her first child .
Mary died single . Deborah married Abraham Clark , a weaver in Spital - fields ,
and lived seventy - six years , to August 1727 . This is the daughter of whom
public ...
Anne , though deformed , married a master - builder , and died of her first child .
Mary died single . Deborah married Abraham Clark , a weaver in Spital - fields ,
and lived seventy - six years , to August 1727 . This is the daughter of whom
public ...
Page 114
All this was performed before he was thirty - four years old ; for he died April 14 ,
1685 , in a manner which I am unwilling to mention . Having been compelled by
his necessities to contract debts , and hunted , as is supposed , by the carriers of
...
All this was performed before he was thirty - four years old ; for he died April 14 ,
1685 , in a manner which I am unwilling to mention . Having been compelled by
his necessities to contract debts , and hunted , as is supposed , by the carriers of
...
Page 332
He died February 24 , 1720 - 21 . . . He was thrice married ; by his two first wives
he had no children : by bis third , who was the daughter of king James by the
countess of Dorchester , and the widow of the earl of Anglesey , he had , besides
...
He died February 24 , 1720 - 21 . . . He was thrice married ; by his two first wives
he had no children : by bis third , who was the daughter of king James by the
countess of Dorchester , and the widow of the earl of Anglesey , he had , besides
...
Page 696
She died young ; and Mr . Whitehead , after his release from Fleetwood ' s debt ,
lived in a state of independence , if not affluence . He was particularly attached to
Lord Le Despenser , at whose house he almost constantly resided , and by ...
She died young ; and Mr . Whitehead , after his release from Fleetwood ' s debt ,
lived in a state of independence , if not affluence . He was particularly attached to
Lord Le Despenser , at whose house he almost constantly resided , and by ...
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| Title | Lives Volume 1 of The Works of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland, Samuel Johnson |
| Author | Samuel Johnson |
| Publisher | A. Miller, 1800 |
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