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The sentiments Eve expresses are lofty and they remind us of the prelapsarian Eve of Book IV where she tells Adam , My author and disposer , what thou bid'st Unargued I obey . She is all loveliness again . Adam with his acceptance of ...
The sentiments Eve expresses are lofty and they remind us of the prelapsarian Eve of Book IV where she tells Adam , My author and disposer , what thou bid'st Unargued I obey . She is all loveliness again . Adam with his acceptance of ...
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Books IX and X are mostly domestic scenes dealing with Adam and Eve . Starting with a light domestic quarrel in the opening part of Book IX we see the fall of Man and Woman described . Book X starts on the note of recrimination and ends ...
Books IX and X are mostly domestic scenes dealing with Adam and Eve . Starting with a light domestic quarrel in the opening part of Book IX we see the fall of Man and Woman described . Book X starts on the note of recrimination and ends ...
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is one of companionship and love , not of Adam's superiority over Eve . If at all there is yielding on the part of Eve it is required with gentle sway , And by her yielded , by him best received , Yielded with coy submission , modest ...
is one of companionship and love , not of Adam's superiority over Eve . If at all there is yielding on the part of Eve it is required with gentle sway , And by her yielded , by him best received , Yielded with coy submission , modest ...
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Ibid p 140 | 11 |
Johnson Life of Milton p 55 | 13 |
Milton Apology for Smectymnus | 14 |
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