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... the biblical base of Adam and Eve's invocation , for its design is an elaborate variation on Psalm 148 : Praise ye him , all his angels : praise ye him , all his hosts • Praise ye him , sun and moon : praise 64 VOICE AND CRISIS.
... the biblical base of Adam and Eve's invocation , for its design is an elaborate variation on Psalm 148 : Praise ye him , all his angels : praise ye him , all his hosts • Praise ye him , sun and moon : praise 64 VOICE AND CRISIS.
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Invocation in Milton's Poetry Walter Schindler. • Praise ye him , sun and moon : praise him , all ye stars of light . Fire , and hail ; snow , and vapours ; stormy wind fulfilling his word : Mountain , and all hills ; fruitful trees ...
Invocation in Milton's Poetry Walter Schindler. • Praise ye him , sun and moon : praise him , all ye stars of light . Fire , and hail ; snow , and vapours ; stormy wind fulfilling his word : Mountain , and all hills ; fruitful trees ...
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... praise the Lord that seeke after him : For , They that seeke , shall finde ; and finding , they shall praise him . Thee will I seeke , O Lord , calling upon thee ; and I will call upon thee believing in thee : for thou has beene ...
... praise the Lord that seeke after him : For , They that seeke , shall finde ; and finding , they shall praise him . Thee will I seeke , O Lord , calling upon thee ; and I will call upon thee believing in thee : for thou has beene ...
Contents
The Pattern of Invocation in Miltons Poetry | 11 |
Paradise Lost | 45 |
Voice and Crisis | 63 |
Copyright | |
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