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... hast presum'd , adventrous Eve . ( IX.921 ) The Fall is thus , by implication , " adventrous , " like Milton's epic song . This implication is reinforced in " presum'd , " which Milton , as we have seen , uses to describe his epic ...
... hast presum'd , adventrous Eve . ( IX.921 ) The Fall is thus , by implication , " adventrous , " like Milton's epic song . This implication is reinforced in " presum'd , " which Milton , as we have seen , uses to describe his epic ...
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... hast made , and in which thou hast made me , in any wise containe thee ? ( 1.2 ) As with Milton's invocations , Augustine's book returns to the Psalms for model . One third , in fact , of all biblical quotations or paraphrases in the ...
... hast made , and in which thou hast made me , in any wise containe thee ? ( 1.2 ) As with Milton's invocations , Augustine's book returns to the Psalms for model . One third , in fact , of all biblical quotations or paraphrases in the ...
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... hast resolv'd , the man returns " ( line 1,390 ) -confirms that we have indeed reached a " turning point , " where the unexpected discovery of calling will be succeeded by Samson's recovery of his mission as deliverer a drama of ...
... hast resolv'd , the man returns " ( line 1,390 ) -confirms that we have indeed reached a " turning point , " where the unexpected discovery of calling will be succeeded by Samson's recovery of his mission as deliverer a drama of ...
Contents
The Pattern of Invocation in Miltons Poetry | 11 |
Paradise Lost | 45 |
Voice and Crisis | 63 |
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