Remarks On Johnsons Life of Milton to Which Are Added Miltons Tractate of E
Remarks On Johnsons Life of Milton to Which Are Added Miltons Tractate of E
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Never- theleffe there being three principal things, without which all praifnig is bui courtfhip and flattery, Firft, when thai only is prais'd which is folidly wortl: praife : next when greateft likelihoods are brought that fuch things are trul} anc C ^^7 ] and really in thofc perlbns to whom they are afcrib'd, the other, when he who praifes, by fliewingthat fuch his adtuall perfwaiion is of whom he wTites, can de- monftrate that he flatters not ; the for- mer two of thefe I have heretofore en-... deavoured, refcLiing the employment from him who went about to impaire your merits with a triviall and malignant Encomhmi ; the latter as belonging chiefly to mine ow^ne acquittall, that whom I fo extoird I did not flatter, hath been re- ferv'd opportunely to this occafion. For he Vv'ho freely magnifies what hath been nobly done, and fears not to declare as fi-eely what might be done better, gives ye the befl: covenant of his fidelity ; and that his loyalcil: affection and his hope 0^2 waits [ 228 ] ' watts on your proceedings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never- theleffe there being three principal things, without which all praifnig is bui courtfhip and flattery, Firft, when thai only is prais'd which is folidly wortl: praife : next when greateft likelihoods are brought that fuch things are trul} anc C ^^7 ] and really in thofc perlbns to whom they are afcrib'd, the other, when he who praifes, by fliewingthat fuch his adtuall perfwaiion is of whom he wTites, can de- monftrate that he flatters not ; the for- mer two of thefe I have heretofore en-... deavoured, refcLiing the employment from him who went about to impaire your merits with a triviall and malignant Encomhmi ; the latter as belonging chiefly to mine ow^ne acquittall, that whom I fo extoird I did not flatter, hath been re- ferv'd opportunely to this occafion. For he Vv'ho freely magnifies what hath been nobly done, and fears not to declare as fi-eely what might be done better, gives ye the befl: covenant of his fidelity ; and that his loyalcil: affection and his hope 0^2 waits [ 228 ] ' watts on your proceedings.
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