The Poetical Works of John Milton, 3±ÇMacmillan, 1893 |
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... readers that here , at the very beginning of Christ's ministry , Satan , encountering Him , knew that he had met his match , and that all that followed in the whole ministry , to its close , was virtually certain from the date of this ...
... readers that here , at the very beginning of Christ's ministry , Satan , encountering Him , knew that he had met his match , and that all that followed in the whole ministry , to its close , was virtually certain from the date of this ...
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... reader ere he begins the shorter poem . Such acquaintance , indeed , is not absolutely necessary ; but it conduces to a more exact understanding of the total meaning of the poem , and of not a few individual passages in it . Indeed ...
... reader ere he begins the shorter poem . Such acquaintance , indeed , is not absolutely necessary ; but it conduces to a more exact understanding of the total meaning of the poem , and of not a few individual passages in it . Indeed ...
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... reading brings not A spirit and judgment equal or superior , 320 ( And what he brings what needs he elsewhere seek ? ) Uncertain and unsettled still remains , Deep - versed in books and shallow in himself , Crude or intoxicate ...
... reading brings not A spirit and judgment equal or superior , 320 ( And what he brings what needs he elsewhere seek ? ) Uncertain and unsettled still remains , Deep - versed in books and shallow in himself , Crude or intoxicate ...
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... reader of the poem that knows anything of Milton's life has this pressed upon him at every turn . Probably the best ... Readers were left to gather the fact for themselves , according to the degree of their informa- tion , and their ...
... reader of the poem that knows anything of Milton's life has this pressed upon him at every turn . Probably the best ... Readers were left to gather the fact for themselves , according to the degree of their informa- tion , and their ...
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... readers that " philosophers and other gravest writers frequently cite the old tragic poets , -nay , that St. Paul himself had quoted a verse of Euripides , and that , according to the judgment of a Pro ... reading it SAMSON AGONISTES . 89.
... readers that " philosophers and other gravest writers frequently cite the old tragic poets , -nay , that St. Paul himself had quoted a verse of Euripides , and that , according to the judgment of a Pro ... reading it SAMSON AGONISTES . 89.
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