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Page 114
... Adam relating , she sole auditress ; Her husband the relater she preferr'd Before the angel , and of him to ask ... Adam's enquiries , was not only proper for the moral reason which the poet assigns , but because it would have been ...
... Adam relating , she sole auditress ; Her husband the relater she preferr'd Before the angel , and of him to ask ... Adam's enquiries , was not only proper for the moral reason which the poet assigns , but because it would have been ...
Page 118
... Adam then proceeds to give an account of his se- cond sleep , and of the dream in which he beheld the formation of ... Adam's distress upon losing sight of this beautiful phantom , with his exclamations of joy and gratitude at the ...
... Adam then proceeds to give an account of his se- cond sleep , and of the dream in which he beheld the formation of ... Adam's distress upon losing sight of this beautiful phantom , with his exclamations of joy and gratitude at the ...
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... Adam and Eve , or the human persons , come next under our consideration . Milton's art is no where more shewn than in his conducting the parts of these our first parents . The representation he gives of them , without falsifying the ...
... Adam and Eve , or the human persons , come next under our consideration . Milton's art is no where more shewn than in his conducting the parts of these our first parents . The representation he gives of them , without falsifying the ...
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