Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 437
hima picture of a perfect manhood ; a poet, the basisof whose nature is solid and fixed; a man amongmen, with a stoic scorn of temptation ; a courage-ous and self-reliant man, who has earned a spotlesstitle to self-respect, which dignifies his whole bear-ing and gives it a nobleness that crowns his… … says, is written inwhen once theirhope to penetrateTo young Milton HE AGE OF TWELVE. but preparation, and that before him was a greatwork to do, which, when finished, the world wouldnot willingly let die. Milton, seated beside Galileo, puts questions, and listens with eager and intense interest to…
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