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... thou hast , God listened , but thou wert dumb as a beast ; from henceforward be that which thine own brutish silence hath made thee . ( 3. 232-3 . ) Briefly , Milton feels that not to enter this controversy on the gravest of human ...
... thou hast , God listened , but thou wert dumb as a beast ; from henceforward be that which thine own brutish silence hath made thee . ( 3. 232-3 . ) Briefly , Milton feels that not to enter this controversy on the gravest of human ...
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... Thou hast nor Ear , nor Soul to apprehend . But further , . And thou art worthy that thou shouldst not know More happiness than this thy present lot . ( 784-9 . ) Clearly Milton believes with Plato that the ' high mystery ' 1 1 ...
... Thou hast nor Ear , nor Soul to apprehend . But further , . And thou art worthy that thou shouldst not know More happiness than this thy present lot . ( 784-9 . ) Clearly Milton believes with Plato that the ' high mystery ' 1 1 ...
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... thou find'st Attractive , human , rational , love still ; In loving thou dost well , in passion not , Wherein true Love consists not ; love refines The thoughts , and heart enlarges , hath his seat In Reason , and is judicious , is the ...
... thou find'st Attractive , human , rational , love still ; In loving thou dost well , in passion not , Wherein true Love consists not ; love refines The thoughts , and heart enlarges , hath his seat In Reason , and is judicious , is the ...
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Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
Copyright | |
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