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... person who has seen any of the manuscript ( except Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hall , who were good enough to read Part I ) is my friend and assistant , Miss Addie F. Rowe . Since 1916 Miss Rowe has devoted all her time to the book , bringing to ...
... person who has seen any of the manuscript ( except Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hall , who were good enough to read Part I ) is my friend and assistant , Miss Addie F. Rowe . Since 1916 Miss Rowe has devoted all her time to the book , bringing to ...
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... person who has ever done so . " These words carry weight , for their author was a gentleman of fine culture and of unusually wide acquaintance among cultivated persons both in academic and in diplomatic circles . Nor is his testi- mony ...
... person who has ever done so . " These words carry weight , for their author was a gentleman of fine culture and of unusually wide acquaintance among cultivated persons both in academic and in diplomatic circles . Nor is his testi- mony ...
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... persons of all classes , each bearing his gift . In the twentieth century there are few even of Milton's admirers whose feeling for the poet could be characterized as enthusiasm ; yet this seems to be the fittest word to describe the ...
... persons of all classes , each bearing his gift . In the twentieth century there are few even of Milton's admirers whose feeling for the poet could be characterized as enthusiasm ; yet this seems to be the fittest word to describe the ...
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... person from whom to expect praise of a lofty and imaginative poem in blank verse ; yet he not only de- clared himself " an admirer of Milton , " but annotated an edition of Paradise Lost for the use of Stella and " Mrs. " Dingley , and ...
... person from whom to expect praise of a lofty and imaginative poem in blank verse ; yet he not only de- clared himself " an admirer of Milton , " but annotated an edition of Paradise Lost for the use of Stella and " Mrs. " Dingley , and ...
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... –3 . Lyttelton wrote three pieces in Mil- tonic blank verse and modelled his best poem upon Lycidas ( see Bibl . I , 1728 , 1762 , c . 1763 , and p . 552 below ) . human Things . " Voltaire is the last person from MILTON'S FAME 19.
... –3 . Lyttelton wrote three pieces in Mil- tonic blank verse and modelled his best poem upon Lycidas ( see Bibl . I , 1728 , 1762 , c . 1763 , and p . 552 below ) . human Things . " Voltaire is the last person from MILTON'S FAME 19.
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