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... Paradise Lost . This appears true only if we accept the traditional epic idea of the hero as a great warrior and ... Paradise Lost by the satiric episode of the war in Heaven . The ' better fortitude of Patience and Heroic Martyrdom ' is ...
... Paradise Lost . This appears true only if we accept the traditional epic idea of the hero as a great warrior and ... Paradise Lost by the satiric episode of the war in Heaven . The ' better fortitude of Patience and Heroic Martyrdom ' is ...
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... is seen as a sylvan citadel , its ' verdurous wall ' crowning a high cliff of trees : and over head up grew Insuperable highth of loftiest shade , Cedar and Pine and Firr and branching Palm , A [ 70 ] MILTON'S ' PARADISE LOST '
... is seen as a sylvan citadel , its ' verdurous wall ' crowning a high cliff of trees : and over head up grew Insuperable highth of loftiest shade , Cedar and Pine and Firr and branching Palm , A [ 70 ] MILTON'S ' PARADISE LOST '
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... Paradise Lost , but content myself with remarking that there is the same variety in the versification as in the language . The verse adapts itself to heroic or domestic action , to description , exposition , oratory and ... PARADISE LOST '
... Paradise Lost , but content myself with remarking that there is the same variety in the versification as in the language . The verse adapts itself to heroic or domestic action , to description , exposition , oratory and ... PARADISE LOST '
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