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... mind of the boyish poet must have . easily understood and treasured up . The Such were some of the scenes amid which John Milton was reared - such some of the early influences which surrounded him - such some of his first associates ...
... mind of the boyish poet must have . easily understood and treasured up . The Such were some of the scenes amid which John Milton was reared - such some of the early influences which surrounded him - such some of his first associates ...
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... minds . Its thronging historic remembrances ; its treasures of art ; its vocal ruins ; its marvellous climate , with ... mind trooped the figures of its mighty sons , who had learned its glorious legends by heart . But with Milton , the ...
... minds . Its thronging historic remembrances ; its treasures of art ; its vocal ruins ; its marvellous climate , with ... mind trooped the figures of its mighty sons , who had learned its glorious legends by heart . But with Milton , the ...
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... mind ; so it is now known to have most in doubt and suspicion those who are most reputed to be religious . " " ' Queen Elizabeth , though herself account- ed so good a Protestant , so moderate , so con- fident of her subjects ' love ...
... mind ; so it is now known to have most in doubt and suspicion those who are most reputed to be religious . " " ' Queen Elizabeth , though herself account- ed so good a Protestant , so moderate , so con- fident of her subjects ' love ...
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