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Now that I've sinned , isn't it enough that I should be punished with death without having to face endless woes , too ? " " But is this the time to complain ? " Adam says to himself . " You should have complained when the terms were ...
Now that I've sinned , isn't it enough that I should be punished with death without having to face endless woes , too ? " " But is this the time to complain ? " Adam says to himself . " You should have complained when the terms were ...
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I'll ask that God punish me alone , for I'm the one who merits His anger . " ( Lines 937-965 ) Adam is ... You'll have enough to suffer in your own punishment without taking mine upon yourself , too . If I thought prayers would help ...
I'll ask that God punish me alone , for I'm the one who merits His anger . " ( Lines 937-965 ) Adam is ... You'll have enough to suffer in your own punishment without taking mine upon yourself , too . If I thought prayers would help ...
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Can our threat- ened punishment be averted ? This is the question that Adam asks himself in his agonized soliloquy in Book X. Toward the end of that book , he and Eve take steps toward their own regeneration .
Can our threat- ened punishment be averted ? This is the question that Adam asks himself in his agonized soliloquy in Book X. Toward the end of that book , he and Eve take steps toward their own regeneration .
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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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