The Muse's Method: An Introduction to Paradise Lost, Svazek 10Chatto & Windus, 1962 - Počet stran: 227 |
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... begins with " And , " they are almost one sentence ) as the " proposal " of the “ whole Subject " in the widest ... begin " ; I believe that in them the " great thing " has already begun . The poem tells us what the greatest single long ...
... begins with " And , " they are almost one sentence ) as the " proposal " of the “ whole Subject " in the widest ... begin " ; I believe that in them the " great thing " has already begun . The poem tells us what the greatest single long ...
Strana 12
... begins and ends with Man , but it is neither Man as we know him in ordinary daily life nor as he is usually treated ... begin before time and end after it , with the final action of " one greater Man " infinitely farther beyond our ...
... begins and ends with Man , but it is neither Man as we know him in ordinary daily life nor as he is usually treated ... begin before time and end after it , with the final action of " one greater Man " infinitely farther beyond our ...
Strana 67
... begins by dramatizing his heroic perils , but shifts to his best ironical vein when he relates how absurdly easy the ... begin their mission on earth . After Satan's reaction to Paradise , we should not be surprised that Death is not ...
... begins by dramatizing his heroic perils , but shifts to his best ironical vein when he relates how absurdly easy the ... begin their mission on earth . After Satan's reaction to Paradise , we should not be surprised that Death is not ...
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Preface page | ix |
The Beginning | 11 |
Satan Sin and Death | 32 |
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