John Milton, a Concordance of Paradise Lost, Volume 1Celia Florén Olms-Weidmann, 1992 - 1171 pages |
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Page 228
... tree that in the garden grows / now got , where plenty hung / Tempting , so nigh , to pluck and . that of the fruit / Of all these garden trees ye shall not sinless : " Of the fruit / Of each tree in the garden we may fair tree amidst ...
... tree that in the garden grows / now got , where plenty hung / Tempting , so nigh , to pluck and . that of the fruit / Of all these garden trees ye shall not sinless : " Of the fruit / Of each tree in the garden we may fair tree amidst ...
Page 304
... tree yielding stately trees , and spread / Their branches hung with copious both to behold and taste ; / And freely all their pleasant scarce pleasant seemed . Each tree , / Loaden with fairest I give thee , count it thine / To till and ...
... tree yielding stately trees , and spread / Their branches hung with copious both to behold and taste ; / And freely all their pleasant scarce pleasant seemed . Each tree , / Loaden with fairest I give thee , count it thine / To till and ...
Page 475
... Tree of there that grew , / Sat like a cormorant ; yet not true sight , smell , taste ; / And all amid them stood the Tree of blooming ambrosial fruit / Of vegetable gold ; and next to of seeming pure , / And banished from man's life ...
... Tree of there that grew , / Sat like a cormorant ; yet not true sight , smell , taste ; / And all amid them stood the Tree of blooming ambrosial fruit / Of vegetable gold ; and next to of seeming pure , / And banished from man's life ...
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