...He used also to sit in a gray coarse ctoth coat, at the door ol hi» house near Bunhtil Fields, in warm sunny weather, to enjoy the fresh air; and so,...people of distinguished parts as well as quality.' " His domestic habits were those of a sober and temperate student. Of wine, or of any strong liquors,...

...coarse cloth coat, at tin; door of 1ш house near Bunhill t'iekls, in wann sunny weather, to enjoy tlie fresh air; and so, as well as in his room, received...people of distinguished parts as well as quality.' " His domestic habits were (h»se of a sober and tempérale student. Ü1 wine, or ol any strong liquors,...

...Fields. Here, we are told, he used to sit, in a grey coarse cloth coat, at the door in warm summer weather, to enjoy the fresh air, and so, as well as in his own room, he received the visits of people of distinguished parts as well as quality. The same writer...

...He used also to sit, in a grey coarse cloth coat, at the door of his house near Bunhill-fields, in warm sunny weather, to enjoy the fresh air, and so,...people of distinguished parts as well as quality." It is probable, that Milton, in his youth, was, in some measure, indebted to the engaging graces of...

...the fondest of his admirers, sitting before his door in a grey coat of coarse cloth, in warm sultry weather, to enjoy the fresh air; and so, as well as in his own room, receiving the visits of the people of distinguished parts as well as quality. His visitors...

...physique, only sometimes he took manna. He would be very cheerfull even in his gowte-fitts, and sing. He died of the gowte struck in, the 9th or 10th of November, 1674, as appears by his apothecaryes booke. He lived in several places, — eg Holborne, neer K'* gds. — He died in Bun hill, opposite to the Arlillery-garden-wall....

...manna. He would be very cheerfull even in his gowte-fitts, and sing. He died of the gowte struck iu, the 9th or 10th of November, 1674, as appears by his apothecaryes booke. He lived in several places, — eg Holborne, neer K's gds. — He died in Bunhill, opposite to the Arlillery-garden-wall....

...the fondest of his admirers, sitting before his door in a grey coat of coarse cloth, in warm sultry weather, to enjoy the fresh air; and so, as well as in his own room, receiving the visits of the people of distinguished parts as well as quality. His visitors...

...Richardson says, 'he used to sit in a grey coarse cloth coat, at the door of his house in Bunhill-fields, in warm sunny weather, to enjoy the fresh air; and so,...received the visits of people of distinguished parts and quality.' He took no great care of his pecuniary concerns. He lent his personal estate to the parliament...

...the fondest of his admirers, sitting " before his door in a grey coat of coarse cloth, in warm sultry weather, to enjoy the fresh air ; and so, as well as in his own room, receiving the visits of the people of distinguished parts as well as quality." His visitors...