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... months in the society of his old friends the academicians ; and from Florence he indited a letter of thanks to ... month in their examination . Venice then contained several celebrated academies , of which the " Incognito " was chief ...
... months in the society of his old friends the academicians ; and from Florence he indited a letter of thanks to ... month in their examination . Venice then contained several celebrated academies , of which the " Incognito " was chief ...
Page 145
... him by an affectionate , grateful , and pious son . Milton still continued to instruct a few pupils ; but for a number of months his busy pen had rest . Milton . 7 Milton's wife had , a year or two after the OF JOHN MILTON . 145.
... him by an affectionate , grateful , and pious son . Milton still continued to instruct a few pupils ; but for a number of months his busy pen had rest . Milton . 7 Milton's wife had , a year or two after the OF JOHN MILTON . 145.
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... my right eye . This eye too for three years gradually failing , a few months previous to my total blindness , while I was perfectly stationary , every thing seemed to swim backward and forward ; and now thick 190 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
... my right eye . This eye too for three years gradually failing , a few months previous to my total blindness , while I was perfectly stationary , every thing seemed to swim backward and forward ; and now thick 190 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
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