The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volume 1at the Clarendon Press., 1731 |
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... same fruit held part Which he had pluck'd : the pleasant savoury smell So quicken'd appetite , that I , methought , 85 Could not but taite ! Forthwith up to the clouds With him I flew , and underneath beheld The earth outstretch'd ...
... same fruit held part Which he had pluck'd : the pleasant savoury smell So quicken'd appetite , that I , methought , 85 Could not but taite ! Forthwith up to the clouds With him I flew , and underneath beheld The earth outstretch'd ...
Page 282
... same wat'ry cloud , Left it again diffolve , and show'r ' the earth ? To whom th ' Arch - Angel . Dextrously thou aim'ft ; So willingly doth God remit his ire , Though late , repenting him of man deprav'd ; Griev'd at his heart , when ...
... same wat'ry cloud , Left it again diffolve , and show'r ' the earth ? To whom th ' Arch - Angel . Dextrously thou aim'ft ; So willingly doth God remit his ire , Though late , repenting him of man deprav'd ; Griev'd at his heart , when ...
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