...Robert Hall, of whom he wns an admirer, was discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by the aid of grammar and dictionary, enough Italian to enable...verify the parallel between Milton and Dante. But what pleased him most, and it was the only commendation of his literary talent that he was ever heard...

...that long disease, his life,' and, in the last precious days of it, ' discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by aid of grammar and dictionary, enough Italian to enable him to verify ' this ingenious criticism ! Alas ! even had his life been prolonged like Hezekiah's, he could not...

...that long disease, his life,' and, in the last precious days of it, ' discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by aid of grammar and dictionary, enough Italian to enable him to verify ' this ingenious criticism ! Alas ! even had his life been prolonged like Hezekiah's, he could not...

...that long disease, his life,' and, in the last precious days of it, ' discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by aid of grammar and dictionary, enough Italian to enable him to verify ' this ingenious criticism ! Alas ! even had his life been prolonged like Hezekiah's, he could not...

...preacher, then wellnigh worn out with that long disease, his life, was discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning by aid of grammar and dictionary...him to verify the parallel between Milton and Dante. ,38 A FRENCH CRITIC ON MILTON. But the compliment that, of all others.came most nearly home, —the...

...that long disease, his life,' and, in the last precious days of it, ' discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by aid of grammar and dictionary, enough Italian to enable him to verify' this ingenious criticism ! Alas ! even had his life been prolonged like Hezekiah's, he could not have...

...that long disease, his life,' and, in the last precious days of it, ' discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by aid of grammar and dictionary, enough Italian to enable him to verify ' this ingenious criticism ! Alas ! even had his life been prolonged like Hezekiah's, he could not...

...preacher, then well-nigh worn out with that long disease, his life, was discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning by aid of grammar and dictionary...the innermost domestic circle he was ever known to repeat,—was the sentence with which Jeffrey acknowledged the receipt of his manuscript: ' The more...

...Robert Hall, writhing with pain, and well-nigh worn out with disease, was discovered lying on the floor employed in learning by aid of grammar and dictionary...him to verify the parallel between Milton and Dante. The family breakfast-table was covered with cards of invitation to dinner from every quarter of London....

...preacher, " then well-nigh worn out with that long disease, his life, was discovered lying on the floor, employed in learning, by aid of grammar and dictionary,...to verify the parallel between Milton and Dante." Jeffrey, in acknowledging the receipt of the manuscript, said : " The more I think, the less I can...