The Works of the English Poets
The Works of the English Poets
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To ferve tVvamUSk, or him who hath rebelled Aglunft hit #6rdiiir» as thine inow ferve theei 180 Thyftlf .n«t fire^ bnt to thyftlf inthraird> Yet lewdly dar'ft our miniftring upbraid.' Rdgn tlum in Hell thy kingdom ; let me fbihtt In Heaven God-e?er bieft» and his dirine Bdkib obey, worthteft to be obeyM ; 1 S5 Yet chains in Hell, not realms expeft : mean while From me retnmM, at erft thou faidft, from flight, This g^eting on diy impious creft receive.
So faying, a noble ftroke he Hfited high, W...hich hung not, but fo Cmft with tempeft fell 190 • On the proud creft of Satan, ^t no iight.
Nor motion of fwift thought, lefs could his fhield Such rM mtercept : ten paces huge He back recoird ; the tenth on bended knee Hit mafly fpear upftayM f as if on earth 195 Winds imder ground, or waters forcing way Sidelong had pufh'd a moun'tain from his feat Half funk with all his pines. Amazement fdicM The rebel Thrones, but greater rage to fte Thus foird their mightieft j ours joy fiird, and (houf, Prefage of Tiflory, and fierce defire Of battel I whereat Michiiel bid fotind N 2 TV i8o PARADISE LOST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To ferve tVvamUSk, or him who hath rebelled Aglunft hit #6rdiiir» as thine inow ferve theei 180 Thyftlf .n«t fire^ bnt to thyftlf inthraird> Yet lewdly dar'ft our miniftring upbraid.' Rdgn tlum in Hell thy kingdom ; let me fbihtt In Heaven God-e?er bieft» and his dirine Bdkib obey, worthteft to be obeyM ; 1 S5 Yet chains in Hell, not realms expeft : mean while From me retnmM, at erft thou faidft, from flight, This g^eting on diy impious creft receive.
So faying, a noble ftroke he Hfited high, W...hich hung not, but fo Cmft with tempeft fell 190 • On the proud creft of Satan, ^t no iight.
Nor motion of fwift thought, lefs could his fhield Such rM mtercept : ten paces huge He back recoird ; the tenth on bended knee Hit mafly fpear upftayM f as if on earth 195 Winds imder ground, or waters forcing way Sidelong had pufh'd a moun'tain from his feat Half funk with all his pines. Amazement fdicM The rebel Thrones, but greater rage to fte Thus foird their mightieft j ours joy fiird, and (houf, Prefage of Tiflory, and fierce defire Of battel I whereat Michiiel bid fotind N 2 TV i8o PARADISE LOST.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton, John, 1608-1674 to read onlineMoreLess
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