Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - Всего страниц: 546 |
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... Satan might Boaft of What he had Done , or Dar'd to Do ; " Tother is not in That Humour , nor can One Moment Conceal the Dispair which Rack'd Him Equally with his Affociate who endea- your'd to Conceal His . ibid . bis Bold Compeer ...
... Satan might Boaft of What he had Done , or Dar'd to Do ; " Tother is not in That Humour , nor can One Moment Conceal the Dispair which Rack'd Him Equally with his Affociate who endea- your'd to Conceal His . ibid . bis Bold Compeer ...
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... Satan avoided the Com- bat . This Allegory of the Scales is very Natural and Beautiful , and in Profe fays only that Satan comparing His own Strength with That of his Antagonist was Intimidated , and Fled . the rest is Poetical ...
... Satan avoided the Com- bat . This Allegory of the Scales is very Natural and Beautiful , and in Profe fays only that Satan comparing His own Strength with That of his Antagonist was Intimidated , and Fled . the rest is Poetical ...
Стр. 544
... Satan rifing out of Flames . 24 . Satanick Hoft . 35.37 . of Angels Good and Evil . 39 . Fairies Dancing by Moon - light . 46 . Satan on his Throne . 49 . Hell . 69 . Chaos . Chaos . 78 . Satan in Chaos . 8z . 544.
... Satan rifing out of Flames . 24 . Satanick Hoft . 35.37 . of Angels Good and Evil . 39 . Fairies Dancing by Moon - light . 46 . Satan on his Throne . 49 . Hell . 69 . Chaos . Chaos . 78 . Satan in Chaos . 8z . 544.
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