The Paradise Lost: With Notes, Explanatory and CriticalA.S. Barnes & Company, 1850 |
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... passage near the very end of the first book , which is what the French critics call marvel- lous , but at the same time is rendered probable when compared with this passage . As soon as the infernal palace is finished , we are told ...
... passage near the very end of the first book , which is what the French critics call marvel- lous , but at the same time is rendered probable when compared with this passage . As soon as the infernal palace is finished , we are told ...
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With Notes, Explanatory and Critical John Milton. A passage down to th ' Earth , a passage wide , Wider by far than that of after - times Over mount Sion , and , though that were large , Over the Promised Land , to God so dear , By which ...
With Notes, Explanatory and Critical John Milton. A passage down to th ' Earth , a passage wide , Wider by far than that of after - times Over mount Sion , and , though that were large , Over the Promised Land , to God so dear , By which ...
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... passage contrasts beautifully in sound with that which describes the gates of Hell , Book II . 879-83 . See Ho- mer's Iliad , v . 749 . Raphael's departure from before the throne and his flight through the choirs of angels , is finely ...
... passage contrasts beautifully in sound with that which describes the gates of Hell , Book II . 879-83 . See Ho- mer's Iliad , v . 749 . Raphael's departure from before the throne and his flight through the choirs of angels , is finely ...
Contents
Apostrophe to Light | 1 |
The intercession of the Son of God in their behalf | 22 |
The Almighty Father surveying the whole creation | 118 |
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