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... remarkable even in his infancy . Aubrey says of him that " he was a poet at ten . " This bud of genius was fondly noticed , wisely encouraged , and anxiously matured by his parents and instructors , until it bloomed in the marvellous ...
... remarkable even in his infancy . Aubrey says of him that " he was a poet at ten . " This bud of genius was fondly noticed , wisely encouraged , and anxiously matured by his parents and instructors , until it bloomed in the marvellous ...
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... remarkable attainments and earnest piety , who kept up the faith and the discipline established by the Reformation . There Milton again breathed the fresh , free air of Protestantism , after his long confinement to the Catholic at ...
... remarkable attainments and earnest piety , who kept up the faith and the discipline established by the Reformation . There Milton again breathed the fresh , free air of Protestantism , after his long confinement to the Catholic at ...
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... remarkable vicissitude at Paris on the ghastly eve of St. Bartholo- mew . Milton was especially attracted towards Ramée by the rebellion of his logic against the artificial and antichristian system of Aris- totle and the schoolmen , an ...
... remarkable vicissitude at Paris on the ghastly eve of St. Bartholo- mew . Milton was especially attracted towards Ramée by the rebellion of his logic against the artificial and antichristian system of Aris- totle and the schoolmen , an ...
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