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His treatment of them was in no sense cruel , though doubtless rigid . Together with the belief of Milton's cruelty to his children has grown up the tradition that Milton dictated Paradise Lost to his daughters .
His treatment of them was in no sense cruel , though doubtless rigid . Together with the belief of Milton's cruelty to his children has grown up the tradition that Milton dictated Paradise Lost to his daughters .
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22 Poets in general , as men in general , of all the senses make most use of that of sight . ... 26 In the case of day laborers , a similar development of the sense of touch is evident after they become blind .
22 Poets in general , as men in general , of all the senses make most use of that of sight . ... 26 In the case of day laborers , a similar development of the sense of touch is evident after they become blind .
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Judging from the experience of others , it is likely that the senses of odor , touch , and sound , which Milton ... In the specific case of Milton , he asserts : " If his odor sense had not been cultivated while he was still young ...
Judging from the experience of others , it is likely that the senses of odor , touch , and sound , which Milton ... In the specific case of Milton , he asserts : " If his odor sense had not been cultivated while he was still young ...
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Medicine and Hygiene in the Seventeenth Century | 3 |
Evidence Relating to the Cause of Miltons Blindness | 16 |
Fantastic Views of the Cause of Miltons Blindness | 24 |
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able according affliction answer appear autobiographical believe cause certainly CHAPTER color conclude condition considered continued crystalline lens dark daughters death Defence detachment dictation died difficulty discussion disease effect English evidence experience face fact feel friends give given glaucoma hand History human Ibid idea indicate John Milton knowledge known least less Letter light lines lived London loss of sight Masson Milton's blindness mind nature never noted opinion Paradise Lost passage Perhaps period person Phosphenes physician poem poet poetry possible probably Professor proof Psalm quote reason reference regarded result retina Saurat says scholars Second Defence seems sense seventeenth century signature Smectymnuus sonnet statement suffered suggest syphilis theory things thou thought true University vision writing written York
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| Título | Milton's Blindness, Volume 69 Edição 115 de Columbia University studies in English and comparative literature Milton's Blindness, Eleanor Gertrude Brown Studies in English and comparative literature, Columbia University |
| Autor | Eleanor Gertrude Brown |
| Edição | reimpressão |
| Editora | Columbia University Press, 1934 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 11 mar. 2008 |
| Num. págs. | 167 páginas |
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