SONNET, BY MILTON, ON HIS ATTAINING THE AGE OF TWENTY-THREE. (See page 210.) How soone hash Time the surtle thiefs of youth e સ્ Stolne on his wing my twenrith year my hosting days fly fon with full carcere lave spring no bud or blossom & shew th Perhapps my semblance might decegle ye Brush that Illo manhood am arroud to neare I inward ripenisse toth much lesse apps are that some more lymely-happie Spirits oystor shall 624 lisse more, or soone or slow it shall be still in strickest measure eben to that same lot however meand or toward noch Tyme leady me, or all is if I have grace -high the will of Reaber Facsimiled from the Original in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, by the Electro-block Printing Process. WITH A MEMOIR AND CRITICAL REMARKS ON HIS GENIUS AND WRITINGS BY JAMES MONTGOMERY AND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ENGRAVINGS BY JOHN THOMPSON, 8. AND T. WILLIAMS, O. SMITH, J. LINTON, ETC. FROM DRAWINGS BY WILLIAM HARVEY. WITH AN INDEX TO PARADISE LOST; TODD'S VERBAL INDEX TO ALL THE POEMS; IN TWO VOLS. VOL. II. PARADISE REGAINED LONDON: GEORGE BELL AND SONS, YORK STREET, 1890. EMBELLISHED WITH NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS BY JOHN THOMPSON, LONDON: GEORGE BELL & SONS, YORK STREET COVENT GARDEN. 1890. |