The Poetical Works of John Milton, 5권John Macrone, 1835 |
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... God made thee of choice his own , and of his own . Gōd made thee of choice | his own | ånd ōf | his own . 7. Abominable , inutterable , and worse . Abominablě , inūt | těrā blě , and | worse . 8. Impenetrable , impaled with circling ...
... God made thee of choice his own , and of his own . Gōd made thee of choice | his own | ånd ōf | his own . 7. Abominable , inutterable , and worse . Abominablě , inūt | těrā blě , and | worse . 8. Impenetrable , impaled with circling ...
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... God declares Pure ; and commands to some , leaves free to all . Here the emphatic word " pure " * derives double force from its position . The other passages next cited by Johnson are pre - eminently beautiful . I am utterly astonished ...
... God declares Pure ; and commands to some , leaves free to all . Here the emphatic word " pure " * derives double force from its position . The other passages next cited by Johnson are pre - eminently beautiful . I am utterly astonished ...
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... or decrepit age ! Light , the prime work of God , to me is extinct , And all her various objects of delight Annull'd , which might in part my grief have eased , & c . The observations of the Chorus , descriptive of Samson's dejected.
... or decrepit age ! Light , the prime work of God , to me is extinct , And all her various objects of delight Annull'd , which might in part my grief have eased , & c . The observations of the Chorus , descriptive of Samson's dejected.
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... God of our fathers , what is man ! Then enters Dalila , with the renewal of all her arts , and coquetries , and false smiles . With what a proud and overwhelming scorn does the hero treat her insidious ad- vances ! what a contrast is ...
... God of our fathers , what is man ! Then enters Dalila , with the renewal of all her arts , and coquetries , and false smiles . With what a proud and overwhelming scorn does the hero treat her insidious ad- vances ! what a contrast is ...
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... God , he yields to go along with him , who came now the second time with great threatenings his puissant hair , the golden beams of law and right ; and they , sternly shook , thunder with ruin upon the heads of those his evil ...
... God , he yields to go along with him , who came now the second time with great threatenings his puissant hair , the golden beams of law and right ; and they , sternly shook , thunder with ruin upon the heads of those his evil ...
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alludes allusion ancient appears beautiful brother called Caphtor character charms chastity Chorus Circe Comus Dagon Dalila dance dark daughter death delight divine drama DUNSTER Earl of Bridgewater edit Egerton enchanted Euripides evil expression eyes Faer Faerie Queene fair fairy Faithful Shepherdess false father fear Fletcher's friends glory gods Greek hast hath head Heaven Henry honour hyæna iambic imagery John Spenser Judges king Lady language light Lord Lord Brackley LUDLOW CASTLE Manoah Mask Milton mind mortal nature NEWTON night noble numbers nymph observed Ovid Paradise Lost passage perhaps Philistines poem poet poetical poetry queen Sabrina Samson Agonistes says seems sense sentiment Shakspeare Shakspeare's shepherd sister solemn song soul speaking Spenser spirit strength sublime supposed sweet Tempest thee thing thou thought THYER tion TODD tragedy verse virgin virtue WARBURTON WARTON wild winds wine wood words