Paradise Lost, Bog 1 |
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Side x
His nature , education , and city life had unfitted him to be a “ nature poet " ; and his flight was to be , not “ somewhat near the moon , ” to use Carlyle's phrase , but to the Highest Heaven and to the Deepest Hell .
His nature , education , and city life had unfitted him to be a “ nature poet " ; and his flight was to be , not “ somewhat near the moon , ” to use Carlyle's phrase , but to the Highest Heaven and to the Deepest Hell .
Side xviii
which the Almighty had prepared for them - a а place called Hell . ( P. L. , B. I. , 59–77 ; B. II . , 570628. ) The universe has now three instead of two regions , as follows : Instead of Heaven and Chaos , there are now Heaven , Chaos ...
which the Almighty had prepared for them - a а place called Hell . ( P. L. , B. I. , 59–77 ; B. II . , 570628. ) The universe has now three instead of two regions , as follows : Instead of Heaven and Chaos , there are now Heaven , Chaos ...
Side xix
There are now four instead of three regions , Heaven , Chaos , Hell , and the World . The new creation , the World , was suspended , as has been said , from the floor of Heaven , beneath the gates . Its construction is shown by Fig .
There are now four instead of three regions , Heaven , Chaos , Hell , and the World . The new creation , the World , was suspended , as has been said , from the floor of Heaven , beneath the gates . Its construction is shown by Fig .
Side xx
He makes his way to the gates of Hell , which are guarded by two hideous forms , Sin and Death ; cajoles his way out ; and takes his flight through the immeasurable distances of inky blackness of Chaos toward the World , suspended from ...
He makes his way to the gates of Hell , which are guarded by two hideous forms , Sin and Death ; cajoles his way out ; and takes his flight through the immeasurable distances of inky blackness of Chaos toward the World , suspended from ...
Side xxii
The rest is misery , The angels forsake the Earth ; Satan hies back to Hell to announce his victory ; the Son of God comes down to pronounce doom ; and the guilty pair , who , after their first delirium of guilt , have broken out in ...
The rest is misery , The angels forsake the Earth ; Satan hies back to Hell to announce his victory ; the Son of God comes down to pronounce doom ; and the guilty pair , who , after their first delirium of guilt , have broken out in ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Paradise Lost, Bog 1 |
| Forfatter | John Milton |
| Udgiver | Hurst, 1900 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Harvard University |
| Digitaliseret | 29. jan 2019 |
| Længde | 408 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |