The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±ÇBohn, 1861 |
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... once : with huge two - handed sway , Brandish'd aloft , the horrid edge came down Wide - wasting ; such destruction to withstand He hasted , and opposed the rocky orb Of tenfold adamant , his ample shield , A vast circumference . At his ...
... once : with huge two - handed sway , Brandish'd aloft , the horrid edge came down Wide - wasting ; such destruction to withstand He hasted , and opposed the rocky orb Of tenfold adamant , his ample shield , A vast circumference . At his ...
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... once lapsed . Thus were they And worn with famine , long and ceaseless hiss , Till their lost shape , permitted , they resumed , Yearly enjoin'd , some say , to undergo This annual humbling , certain number'd days , To dash their pride ...
... once lapsed . Thus were they And worn with famine , long and ceaseless hiss , Till their lost shape , permitted , they resumed , Yearly enjoin'd , some say , to undergo This annual humbling , certain number'd days , To dash their pride ...
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... once lapsed . Whom they triumphed over , when once lapsed or fallen . - Triumphed ' here , and 186 , is used in the rare sense of triumpho , taken actively . 579. Their purchase got ; their advantage gained over mankind . 581-584 ...
... once lapsed . Whom they triumphed over , when once lapsed or fallen . - Triumphed ' here , and 186 , is used in the rare sense of triumpho , taken actively . 579. Their purchase got ; their advantage gained over mankind . 581-584 ...
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