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... interest was also aroused by Fuseli's " Milton Gallery , " where paintings for an edition of the poet were exhibited during parts of two successive years ( 1799 , 1800 ) . But the most curious of these extra - literary evidences of a ...
... interest was also aroused by Fuseli's " Milton Gallery , " where paintings for an edition of the poet were exhibited during parts of two successive years ( 1799 , 1800 ) . But the most curious of these extra - literary evidences of a ...
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... interest was diverted to a new wonder . This was the charge brought by the Rev. William Lauder that considerable parts of Paradise Lost were simply paraphrases of little- known foreign poets . The accusation , first made in the ...
... interest was diverted to a new wonder . This was the charge brought by the Rev. William Lauder that considerable parts of Paradise Lost were simply paraphrases of little- known foreign poets . The accusation , first made in the ...
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... interest are , indeed , to be found on almost every page of the Memoirs . In Blackburne's words ( p . 526 ) , Hollis " . ' was indefatigable in his researches after every memorial of him [ Milton ] he could hear of . " But , according ...
... interest are , indeed , to be found on almost every page of the Memoirs . In Blackburne's words ( p . 526 ) , Hollis " . ' was indefatigable in his researches after every memorial of him [ Milton ] he could hear of . " But , according ...
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... ) quotes many other eighteenth - century utterances regarding rime and blank verse , and as many more of equal interest might be gathered . most dogmatic assertion we have met with as to the 52 THE INFLUENCE OF MILTON.
... ) quotes many other eighteenth - century utterances regarding rime and blank verse , and as many more of equal interest might be gathered . most dogmatic assertion we have met with as to the 52 THE INFLUENCE OF MILTON.
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... interest may , however , be noted . The first is a remark by Gray ( who named Milton as " the best example of an exquisite ear " he could produce ) , that " the more we attend to the composition of Milton's harmony , the more we shall ...
... interest may , however , be noted . The first is a remark by Gray ( who named Milton as " the best example of an exquisite ear " he could produce ) , that " the more we attend to the composition of Milton's harmony , the more we shall ...
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