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William Carlos Martyn. tic mind of Milton an early and lasting im- pression . Milton was remarkable even in his infaney . Aubrey * says of him that " he was a poet at ten . " This bud of genius was fondly noticed , wisely encouraged ...
William Carlos Martyn. tic mind of Milton an early and lasting im- pression . Milton was remarkable even in his infaney . Aubrey * says of him that " he was a poet at ten . " This bud of genius was fondly noticed , wisely encouraged ...
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... early associations of famous men , not unfrequently affords a key to their whole char- acter . The London of 1608 was not that mam- moth Babel , the London of our time . In place . of its present two millions and a half of inhab- itants ...
... early associations of famous men , not unfrequently affords a key to their whole char- acter . The London of 1608 was not that mam- moth Babel , the London of our time . In place . of its present two millions and a half of inhab- itants ...
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... early youth , he became , a little later , the stanch defender of the reform- ed tenets , and the vehement assailant of the popish citadel . Since the death of the illus- trious younger Scaliger , no scholar had acquir- ed the ...
... early youth , he became , a little later , the stanch defender of the reform- ed tenets , and the vehement assailant of the popish citadel . Since the death of the illus- trious younger Scaliger , no scholar had acquir- ed the ...
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