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The Devil turns away from them in envy and says : HIS ENVY OF THEIR PARADISE : ( Lines 505-535 ) " These two enjoy a paradise in each other's arms more blissful than this garden in which they live . How the sight torments me !
The Devil turns away from them in envy and says : HIS ENVY OF THEIR PARADISE : ( Lines 505-535 ) " These two enjoy a paradise in each other's arms more blissful than this garden in which they live . How the sight torments me !
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his exploration of the Garden . Meanwhile the setting sun shines against the eastern gate of Paradise , a rock of alabaster reaching to the sky . It offers only one entrance from the earth , an entrance the archangel Gabriel is guarding ...
his exploration of the Garden . Meanwhile the setting sun shines against the eastern gate of Paradise , a rock of alabaster reaching to the sky . It offers only one entrance from the earth , an entrance the archangel Gabriel is guarding ...
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Tell Adam that he and his progeny are banished from the Garden forever . Do not frighten them . If they obey the command willingly , tell them what will happen in the future , reminding them of My promise to the Woman .
Tell Adam that he and his progeny are banished from the Garden forever . Do not frighten them . If they obey the command willingly , tell them what will happen in the future , reminding them of My promise to the Woman .
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Contents
JOHN MILTON | 5 |
three MILTONS MAJOR WORKS | 15 |
four PARADISE LOST | 26 |
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| Title | Paradise lost |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1966 |
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