The Poetical Works of John Milton, 3±ÇMacmillan, 1874 |
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... taken , it behoved to be this portion , where , more directly than in any other , Christ is brought into contact with the Evil One who had figured as the hero of the first poem , and had there borne away the victory . That same Satan ...
... taken , it behoved to be this portion , where , more directly than in any other , Christ is brought into contact with the Evil One who had figured as the hero of the first poem , and had there borne away the victory . That same Satan ...
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... taken hints for his Paradise Regained . Todd , in his preliminary observations entitled " Origin of Paradise Regained , " refers to the following pieces as possibly in Milton's recollection while he was writing the Poem , — Bale's Brefe ...
... taken hints for his Paradise Regained . Todd , in his preliminary observations entitled " Origin of Paradise Regained , " refers to the following pieces as possibly in Milton's recollection while he was writing the Poem , — Bale's Brefe ...
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... taken with such toys . Before the Flood , thou , with thy lusty crew , False titled Sons of God , roaming the Earth , Cast wanton eyes on the daughters of men , And coupled with them , and begot a race . Have we not seen , or by ...
... taken with such toys . Before the Flood , thou , with thy lusty crew , False titled Sons of God , roaming the Earth , Cast wanton eyes on the daughters of men , And coupled with them , and begot a race . Have we not seen , or by ...
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... . That he had seen masques performed -masques of Ben Jonson , Carew , or Shirley - may be taken for granted ; and we have his own assurance that , when at Cambridge , he attended dramatic representations there , got up in the INTRODUCTION.
... . That he had seen masques performed -masques of Ben Jonson , Carew , or Shirley - may be taken for granted ; and we have his own assurance that , when at Cambridge , he attended dramatic representations there , got up in the INTRODUCTION.
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... taken care to write . The preface ought to be carefully read , in connexion with the remarks already made on Milton's early taste for the dramatic form of poesy , and the variations to which that taste had been subjected by ...
... taken care to write . The preface ought to be carefully read , in connexion with the remarks already made on Milton's early taste for the dramatic form of poesy , and the variations to which that taste had been subjected by ...
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