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... Book The Second Book The Third Book The Fourth Book SAMSON AGONISTES : - INTRODUCTION The Author's Preface : " Of that sort of Dramatic Poem called Tragedy . " The Argument and the Persons TEXT OF THE POEM MINOR POEMS : - GENERAL ...
... Book The Second Book The Third Book The Fourth Book SAMSON AGONISTES : - INTRODUCTION The Author's Preface : " Of that sort of Dramatic Poem called Tragedy . " The Argument and the Persons TEXT OF THE POEM MINOR POEMS : - GENERAL ...
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... book , with due acknowledgment of " the favour he had done me in communicating it to me . He " asked how I liked it , and what I thought of it ; which I modestly , ¡° but freely , told him : and , after some further discourse about it ...
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... books , and yet the additions and filling - in are consistent with the texts which have suggested them . So distinctly ... ( Book X. 350—409 ) —that Man's World has now been wrested from the Empire of Heaven above , and annexed to that of ...
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... Book I. , which ends with a description of the coming on of night in the Desert . In Book II . the relation is resumed- about half the Book being occupied with an episodic account of the preplexity of Mary and the disciples by reason of ...
... Book I. , which ends with a description of the coming on of night in the Desert . In Book II . the relation is resumed- about half the Book being occupied with an episodic account of the preplexity of Mary and the disciples by reason of ...
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... Book III . and extends to line 393 of Book IV . ) has hardly met with sufficient admiration . He contrives to make it not only a splendid , but also a most accurate , general view of the political condition of the earth at the time ...
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