 Milton, Death, and Sin. From the following passage in the poetical Dedication of his " Sea-piece" to Voltaire, it seems that this extemporaneous reproof, if it must be extemporaneous (for what few will now affirm Voltaire to have deserved any reproof),...  The lives of the English poets - 312 ページSamuel Johnson 著 - 1810全文表示 - この書籍について
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1036 ページ
...gentle than the diftich now qtioted. . No ftranger, Sir, though born in foreign cl.incs ; In Dtrftt downs, when Milton's page With Sin and Death provok'd thy rage, Thy rage provok'd, who footh'd with gatlt rhymes. In 17J4, he publifhed Tie Foreign AJdrtft, w tie trjl Argument for Peate,... | |
 | Edward Young - 1798 - 432 ページ
...with a Poetical Dedication to VOLTAIRE, in which the above incident seems alluded to in these lines, " On DORSET downs, when MILTON'S page " With Sin and Death provok'd thy rage." In 1734 he printed an ARGUMENT FOR PEACE, which afterward, with several of his smaller pieces, and... | |
 | Edward Young - 1799 - 314 ページ
...ftranger ftray'd from yonder ifle .'" — i» No ftranger, Sir ! tho' born in foreign climes ; On Dorlet Downs, when Milton's page, With Sin and Death provok'd thy rage, Thy rage provok'd, who footh'd with gentle rhymes. Who kindly couch 'd thy cenfure's eye, «5 And gave thee clearly to defcry... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 714 ページ
..." Sea-piece" to Voltaire, it seems that this extemporaneous reproof, if it must he extemporaneous, for what few will now affirm Voltaire to have deserved...the distich just quoted. No stranger, Sir, though Vorn in foreign climes, On Dorset Downs, when Milton's page, With Sin and Death provok'd thy rage,... | |
 | Edward Young - 1802 - 420 ページ
...IV. " Tell me," say'st thou, " who courts my smile ? " What stranger stray'd from yonder isle ?" — No stranger, Sir ! though born in foreign climes ; On Dorset downs, when MILTON'S page, Wit Sin and Death, provok'd thy rage, Thy rage provok'd, who sooth'd with gentle rhymes? v. Who kindly... | |
 | 1803 - 468 ページ
...thou, " who courts my smile? " What stranger stray'd from yonder isle ?"--- 20 No stranger, Sirl tho" born in foreign climes; On Dorset Downs, when Milton's...and Death, proVok'd thy rage, Thy rage provok'd, who sooi ti'd With gentle rhymes, v. Who kindly couch'd thy censure's eye, And gave thee clearly to descry... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 716 ページ
..." Sea-piece" to Voltaire, it seems that this extemporaneous reproof, if it must be extemporaneous, for what few will now affirm Voltaire to have deserved...Dorset Downs, when Milton's page, With Sin and Death pnjvok'd thy rage, Thy rage provok'd, who sooth'd with gentle rhymes ? By " Dorset Downs" he probably... | |
 | Edward Young - 1805 - 232 ページ
...thou, " who courts my smile F " What stranger stray'd from yonder isle ?"— No stranger, Sir ! tho' born in foreign climes ; On Dorset Downs, when Milton's...Thy rage provok'd, who sooth'd with gentle rhymes. Who kindly couch'd thy censure's eye, And gave thee clearly to descry Sound judgment giving law to... | |
 | François Marie Arouet de [prose] Voltaire - 1805 - 288 ページ
...Henriade. " Tell me," say'st thou, " who courts my smile ? What stranger, stray'd from yonder isle ?'* No stranger, Sir, though born in foreign climes. On Dorset downs, when MILTON'S page With Sin and Oiatb provok'd thy rage, Thy rage provok'd, -win sooth'd with gentle rhymes? Who kindly couch'd thy... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 554 ページ
...his Sea-piece to Volfairr, it seems that this extemporaneous reproof, if it must be extemporaneous (for what few will now affirm Voltaire to have deserved...page, With Sin and Death provok'd thy rage, Thy rage prorok'd, who sooth 'd with gentle rhymei ? By Dorset downs he probably meant Mr. Dodington's seat.... | |
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