Lives of the English Sacred Poets, Volumen 2Parker, 1839 - 376 páginas |
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... gardens of Attic philosophy , and by the pleasant banks of Aonian streams ; and he particularly attributes to his advice the acquisition of the French , Italian , and Hebrew languages . By such a benevolent heart he was welcomed to ...
... gardens of Attic philosophy , and by the pleasant banks of Aonian streams ; and he particularly attributes to his advice the acquisition of the French , Italian , and Hebrew languages . By such a benevolent heart he was welcomed to ...
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... gardens * . The surrounding scenery was fraught with poetic associations . The promontory of Misenum , the lovely coast of Baiæ , and the romantic spots fami- liarized to every learned eye by the Eclogues of Sanna- zar , were all , it ...
... gardens * . The surrounding scenery was fraught with poetic associations . The promontory of Misenum , the lovely coast of Baiæ , and the romantic spots fami- liarized to every learned eye by the Eclogues of Sanna- zar , were all , it ...
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... garden - house in Aldersgate - street , in those days one of the most quiet and retired situations in the metropolis . These garden - houses were generally chosen by the poet . Here he tells us that he renewed with rapture his literary ...
... garden - house in Aldersgate - street , in those days one of the most quiet and retired situations in the metropolis . These garden - houses were generally chosen by the poet . Here he tells us that he renewed with rapture his literary ...
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... garden - house in Petty France , in Westminster , next door to the Lord Scudamore , opening into St. James's Park . He was now suffering under almost total blindness , being entirely deprived of the use of one eye ; yet he continued to ...
... garden - house in Petty France , in Westminster , next door to the Lord Scudamore , opening into St. James's Park . He was now suffering under almost total blindness , being entirely deprived of the use of one eye ; yet he continued to ...
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... of gold , and valleys radiant with fruits of paradise , flashed upon his slumbering and waking eyes ; while the poet escaped from the narrow boundaries of his garden - house , to roam through the cedar glens JOHN MILTON . 47.
... of gold , and valleys radiant with fruits of paradise , flashed upon his slumbering and waking eyes ; while the poet escaped from the narrow boundaries of his garden - house , to roam through the cedar glens JOHN MILTON . 47.
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