The Complete Poems of John Milton
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All of me, then, shall die: let this appease The doubt, since human reach no furtlier kiu)w s.
l'\)r. though the Lord of all he inrmite.
Is his wrauth also? r>e it, Man is not so.
Hut mortal iloomed. .Hut can he exercise Wrauth without end on Man, whom death nuist end?
Can he make ileathless ileath? That were to make Strai\i;e contradictiim ; which to litnl himself Impossible is held, as arj^tnnent Of weakness, not of iiower. Will he draw out.
l'"or anger's sake, finite to inhnite In pmu'shed M...an. to satisfy his rii^tuu" .Satisfied never? That were to extent!
IHs sentence beyond dust and Nature's law; Ry whicli .all causes else accordinj^ still To the reception of their matter act.
uotjK X PARADISE LOST 315 Not to the extent of tlicir own sphere. Rut say 'I hat (Icatli l)c not one stroke, as I supposed, I'lereavinf^ sense, hut endless misery J'"roni this day onward, wliich I feel hej^un liotli in me and without me, and so hist 'J'o perpetuity Ay me I that fear Comes thunderinj;' Ijaek wilh rh-('a
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All of me, then, shall die: let this appease The doubt, since human reach no furtlier kiu)w s.
l'\)r. though the Lord of all he inrmite.
Is his wrauth also? r>e it, Man is not so.
Hut mortal iloomed. .Hut can he exercise Wrauth without end on Man, whom death nuist end?
Can he make ileathless ileath? That were to make Strai\i;e contradictiim ; which to litnl himself Impossible is held, as arj^tnnent Of weakness, not of iiower. Will he draw out.
l'"or anger's sake, finite to inhnite In pmu'shed M...an. to satisfy his rii^tuu" .Satisfied never? That were to extent!
IHs sentence beyond dust and Nature's law; Ry whicli .all causes else accordinj^ still To the reception of their matter act.
uotjK X PARADISE LOST 315 Not to the extent of tlicir own sphere. Rut say 'I hat (Icatli l)c not one stroke, as I supposed, I'lereavinf^ sense, hut endless misery J'"roni this day onward, wliich I feel hej^un liotli in me and without me, and so hist 'J'o perpetuity Ay me I that fear Comes thunderinj;' Ijaek wilh rh-('a
What to read after The Complete Poems of John Milton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton, John, 1608-1674 to read online
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