Lives of the English Sacred Poets, Volumen 2J.W. Parker, 1853 |
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... pleasures of learned society in London . " I will tell you , " he writes to Diodati , " seriously what I design . To take chambers in one of the inns of court , where I may have the benefit of a pleasant and shady walk , and where ...
... pleasures of learned society in London . " I will tell you , " he writes to Diodati , " seriously what I design . To take chambers in one of the inns of court , where I may have the benefit of a pleasant and shady walk , and where ...
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... pleasures of his new situa- tion when the death of his mother , in 1637 , changed his plans , and he obtained the consent of his father to make a tour in Italy . Hayley supposes this permission to have been the more readily granted , as ...
... pleasures of his new situa- tion when the death of his mother , in 1637 , changed his plans , and he obtained the consent of his father to make a tour in Italy . Hayley supposes this permission to have been the more readily granted , as ...
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... pleasure . " He took it upon him , " he says , as a work assigned , rather than chosen or affected by himself , " which he adds , was the " cause of beginning it so late , and finishing it so leisurely in the midst of other employments ...
... pleasure . " He took it upon him , " he says , as a work assigned , rather than chosen or affected by himself , " which he adds , was the " cause of beginning it so late , and finishing it so leisurely in the midst of other employments ...
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... pleasure . To Puritanism we are probably indebted for Paradise Lost . The early studies of Milton had led him to the haunts of Italian song , and the lays of the " famous renowners " of Beatrice and Laura ; then , too , he betook ...
... pleasure . To Puritanism we are probably indebted for Paradise Lost . The early studies of Milton had led him to the haunts of Italian song , and the lays of the " famous renowners " of Beatrice and Laura ; then , too , he betook ...
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... pleasures of life ; it is emphatically the dialect of the theatre . In the delightful facility of Massinger , the ever- changing music of Shakspeare , the gorgeous declamation of Marlowe or Beaumont , and the grave stateliness of Ben ...
... pleasures of life ; it is emphatically the dialect of the theatre . In the delightful facility of Massinger , the ever- changing music of Shakspeare , the gorgeous declamation of Marlowe or Beaumont , and the grave stateliness of Ben ...
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