John Milton, EnglishmanChrist among the doctors - Academic exercise - Pastoral interlude - Italian journey - Paradise sort - Deeds above heroic - Heavenly muse - Milton Agonistes - Fair dismission___ |
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Adam and Eve in innocence represent true marriage . Eve's sin breaks the spiritual bond . They attempt to prolong the relation of the flesh and their bed becomes , in the words of Tetrachordon , " a haunt of lust and malice mixed ...
Adam and Eve in innocence represent true marriage . Eve's sin breaks the spiritual bond . They attempt to prolong the relation of the flesh and their bed becomes , in the words of Tetrachordon , " a haunt of lust and malice mixed ...
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... the trouble and melancholy , which he conceives of true repentance and amendment , he endures not , but inclines rather to some carnal superstition , which may pacify and lull his conscience with some more pleasing doctrine .
... the trouble and melancholy , which he conceives of true repentance and amendment , he endures not , but inclines rather to some carnal superstition , which may pacify and lull his conscience with some more pleasing doctrine .
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He who would write a heroic poem must be himself a true poem . Milton wrote himself into work as few poets or publicists have ever done . These thoughts about the products of the human spirit , his spirit in special , animate and give ...
He who would write a heroic poem must be himself a true poem . Milton wrote himself into work as few poets or publicists have ever done . These thoughts about the products of the human spirit , his spirit in special , animate and give ...
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| Title | John Milton, Englishman Bonanza paperback |
| Author | James Holly Hanford |
| Publisher | Crown Publishers, 1949 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jun 2008 |
| Length | 272 pages |
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