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... talents excited the general applause . Of his learning and his talents , indeed , he had exhi- bited , during this period , such decisive and bril- liant proofs as to place above question his un- common acquisitions and powers , and ...
... talents excited the general applause . Of his learning and his talents , indeed , he had exhi- bited , during this period , such decisive and bril- liant proofs as to place above question his un- common acquisitions and powers , and ...
Page 81
... talents and literary renown , presented our traveller with an offering of their respect ; one in an Italian ode of considerable merit , predicting his future great- ness , and the other in a Latin address , in which admiration is ...
... talents and literary renown , presented our traveller with an offering of their respect ; one in an Italian ode of considerable merit , predicting his future great- ness , and the other in a Latin address , in which admiration is ...
Page 135
... talents are recorded in the annals of Oxford , and whom I am proud to challenge as my friend . 30 Rich . Remarks on Milton , & c . p . lxxi . verting his learning and talents into the means of pecuniary LIFE OF MILTON . 135.
... talents are recorded in the annals of Oxford , and whom I am proud to challenge as my friend . 30 Rich . Remarks on Milton , & c . p . lxxi . verting his learning and talents into the means of pecuniary LIFE OF MILTON . 135.
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