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... genius . Malicious critics have made vague charges that Milton was addicted while an undergrad- uate to fast company and high living . The whole tenor of his life and writings , together with his own published and spirited denial at the ...
... genius . Malicious critics have made vague charges that Milton was addicted while an undergrad- uate to fast company and high living . The whole tenor of his life and writings , together with his own published and spirited denial at the ...
Page 71
... genius cannot eradicate . Literature was taken possession of by Beaumont and Fletcher , by Webster and Massenger ; and though Shakspeare had already written himself into immortality , and Spenser's sweet muse had sung , their efforts ...
... genius cannot eradicate . Literature was taken possession of by Beaumont and Fletcher , by Webster and Massenger ; and though Shakspeare had already written himself into immortality , and Spenser's sweet muse had sung , their efforts ...
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... genius , the soldier , the brave man , are either relieved by his wealth , if in distress , or if not indigent , are culti- vated by his attentions and cherished in his embrace . Delighted to dwell on the praises of others , he ...
... genius , the soldier , the brave man , are either relieved by his wealth , if in distress , or if not indigent , are culti- vated by his attentions and cherished in his embrace . Delighted to dwell on the praises of others , he ...
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