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In effect the poem begins by putting the reader in a large hole that only the rest of
the poem can pull him out of . ... Amazingly , for a poem whose basic plot is
known before we begin reading , Paradise Lost is consistently able to bewilder
and ...
In effect the poem begins by putting the reader in a large hole that only the rest of
the poem can pull him out of . ... Amazingly , for a poem whose basic plot is
known before we begin reading , Paradise Lost is consistently able to bewilder
and ...
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( I , 1 - 16 ) * The poem ' s propensity for confusing its reader begins with the
opening lines , a “ prologue ” as famous and ... create a breathless sense of
energy and motion that is the best possible proof of their claim to begin
something greater ...
( I , 1 - 16 ) * The poem ' s propensity for confusing its reader begins with the
opening lines , a “ prologue ” as famous and ... create a breathless sense of
energy and motion that is the best possible proof of their claim to begin
something greater ...
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The battle begins promisingly enough , as God sends an army of loyal angels
equal in number to the rebel force to drive Satan out of Heaven . Spirits who can '
t die , though they can ( and do ) feel pain , perform numberless heroic deeds ...
The battle begins promisingly enough , as God sends an army of loyal angels
equal in number to the rebel force to drive Satan out of Heaven . Spirits who can '
t die , though they can ( and do ) feel pain , perform numberless heroic deeds ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Reading Paradise Lost |
| Autor | Robert Crosman |
| Colaborador | John Milton |
| Editor | Indiana University Press, 1980 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 11 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0253151562, 9780253151568 |
| Largo | 262 páginas |
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