Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 82
... gives , like a mask , an appearance of courage , as dullness does of peace . In death as in life , even the worst of men ... give the World an example , that glorious deeds don to ambitious ends , find reward answer- able , not to thir ...
... gives , like a mask , an appearance of courage , as dullness does of peace . In death as in life , even the worst of men ... give the World an example , that glorious deeds don to ambitious ends , find reward answer- able , not to thir ...
Page 130
... gives to the angels and to man in Paradise Lost . God's observable physical order by its very nature leads a rational ... give me understanding , that I may learn thy commandments " ( 73 ) . the creatures : Adam , on awakening into being ...
... gives to the angels and to man in Paradise Lost . God's observable physical order by its very nature leads a rational ... give me understanding , that I may learn thy commandments " ( 73 ) . the creatures : Adam , on awakening into being ...
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... gives him a " nice and subtle " ( VIII , 399 ) responsibility as well as happiness , which we see dramatized with fine ... give him ) . She forgets also how mani- fold his responsibility is ; it is not only to prune plants , but on the ...
... gives him a " nice and subtle " ( VIII , 399 ) responsibility as well as happiness , which we see dramatized with fine ... give him ) . She forgets also how mani- fold his responsibility is ; it is not only to prune plants , but on the ...
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