John Milton: A Reader's Guide to His Poetry |
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His death is reflected in the death of many things in Nature . The comparisons are
to blights that cause the death of young things . As the disease of canker kills the
rose , as the worm kills the young herds and flocks , as frost kills flowers , so ...
His death is reflected in the death of many things in Nature . The comparisons are
to blights that cause the death of young things . As the disease of canker kills the
rose , as the worm kills the young herds and flocks , as frost kills flowers , so ...
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... more travelled and much more familiar with volcanic districts than the young
Milton had been : “ You would think yourself almost in the midst of Hell ; where all
things appear horrid , sad and lamentable , with a most formidable face of things .
... more travelled and much more familiar with volcanic districts than the young
Milton had been : “ You would think yourself almost in the midst of Hell ; where all
things appear horrid , sad and lamentable , with a most formidable face of things .
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Differentiation of the sexes into “ higher ” and “ lower ” was inevitable in the
nature of things . If his position gave Adam precedence in some ways , it also
made his responsibilities heavier , as we shall see when we come to the
Temptation .
Differentiation of the sexes into “ higher ” and “ lower ” was inevitable in the
nature of things . If his position gave Adam precedence in some ways , it also
made his responsibilities heavier , as we shall see when we come to the
Temptation .
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The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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