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Page 125
... Morand , at the early public moment when he offers his Sacrifice ; he is unable to avoid presenting himself as solely inter- ested in his own career ( p . 169 ) . As the Creation for which he was the instrument has already happened , he ...
... Morand , at the early public moment when he offers his Sacrifice ; he is unable to avoid presenting himself as solely inter- ested in his own career ( p . 169 ) . As the Creation for which he was the instrument has already happened , he ...
Page 129
... Morand ; it would be bad propaganda . Thus I think we should apply here too the principle of Mr Rajan , that the correct interpretation is always the sublimest one ; Milton considered death by torture such a trivial sacri- fice that he ...
... Morand ; it would be bad propaganda . Thus I think we should apply here too the principle of Mr Rajan , that the correct interpretation is always the sublimest one ; Milton considered death by torture such a trivial sacri- fice that he ...
Page 164
... Morand was being peculiarly French about the matter in 1939 ; it was just part of the anti - romantic movement . The praise of licit sex in the poem feels to me a splendid bit of nerve , so that I am only amused by critics who boast of ...
... Morand was being peculiarly French about the matter in 1939 ; it was just part of the anti - romantic movement . The praise of licit sex in the poem feels to me a splendid bit of nerve , so that I am only amused by critics who boast of ...
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Abdiel Adam and Eve agree already angels argue argument become Beelzebub believe Bible blame C. S. Lewis called Cambridge Platonists Chapter character Christ Christian claim conscience consider corrupt created creation critics Delilah Devil divine doctrine doubt Dr Tillyard eat the apple Eliot epic eternal evidence evil expect Fall Father feel felt give Gnostics God's hard Heaven Hell human sacrifice idea imagine intended invented joke judgement justice least literary mankind mean meant merely Milton Milton's God mind modern moral Morand natural neo-Christian Paracelsus Paradise Lost paradox perhaps Philistines poem political position praise presumably punishment Raphael reader realize reason rebels regard religion remarks Samson Satan Saurat seems Shelley speech story sure T. S. Eliot tell thee thing thou thought throne tion told torture tradition truth trying understand whole wicked word wrong Yvor Winters