The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±Ç

admiration affected already ancient angels appears bard beautiful better called cause CHAPTER character Charles common consider criticism death delight divine doubt early English enter excellence expression fable father force genius give given grand heart Heaven hope human imagery images imagination invention Italy John Johnson King language Latin learning less liberty lines lived lofty manner mean Milton mind moral Muse native nature never notes object observation opinion original Paradise Lost passages passion perhaps person poem poet poet's poetical poetry political praise probably produced reader reason received rich says seems sentiment Shakspeare speaks Spenser spirit style sublime taken taste things thou thought tion true truth verse virtue Warton whole writing written