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Page 39
... triumph , Milton expected to reassume his natural rôle and become again a poet . And he did again become a poet , but it was in the failure and ruin of all his ambitions , and not as he had dreamt . But the generous dream reveals the ...
... triumph , Milton expected to reassume his natural rôle and become again a poet . And he did again become a poet , but it was in the failure and ruin of all his ambitions , and not as he had dreamt . But the generous dream reveals the ...
Page 58
... triumph of the flesh over reason ; the conception of the Fall , which is the triumph of passion over reason , sensuality being only one incident - howbeit the most important one - of the Fall ; the conception of normal human nature ...
... triumph of the flesh over reason ; the conception of the Fall , which is the triumph of passion over reason , sensuality being only one incident - howbeit the most important one - of the Fall ; the conception of normal human nature ...
Page 81
... Mag- istrates in January , 1649 . - This is one of the most important and most interesting of Milton's pamphlets . His political doctrine is now fixed ; political evil is the triumph of passion over A MAN OF ACTION AND PASSION 81.
... Mag- istrates in January , 1649 . - This is one of the most important and most interesting of Milton's pamphlets . His political doctrine is now fixed ; political evil is the triumph of passion over A MAN OF ACTION AND PASSION 81.
Page 82
Denis Saurat. fixed ; political evil is the triumph of passion over reason . Milton begins as follows : If men within themselves would be governed by reason , and not generally give up their understanding to a double tyranny , of custom ...
Denis Saurat. fixed ; political evil is the triumph of passion over reason . Milton begins as follows : If men within themselves would be governed by reason , and not generally give up their understanding to a double tyranny , of custom ...
Page 88
... triumph of justice , and fate is favorable to just causes ; " What I will is Fate , " as God shall be made to say in Paradise Lost : He would fain bring us out of conceit with the good success , which God vouchsafed us . We measure not ...
... triumph of justice , and fate is favorable to just causes ; " What I will is Fate , " as God shall be made to say in Paradise Lost : He would fain bring us out of conceit with the good success , which God vouchsafed us . We measure not ...
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