Paradise Lost Book 9 - Quotations
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- Paradise Lost Book 9
- 'speakable of mute'
- 'Fairest resemblance of thy maker'
- 'Defaced, deflowered'
- 'Earth felt the wound'
- 'inward grief'
- 'That all was lost'
- 'eyes how opened'
- 'minds how darkened'
- 'leave not the faithful side'
- 'fair, divinely fair, fit love for the Gods'
- 'tend plant, herb and flower'
- 'the hot Hell that always in him burns'
- 'graceful innocence'
- 'heavenly form'
- 'cautious of day'
- 'Offspring of Heaven and Earth'
- 'Daughter of God and Man'
- 'I must now change these notes to tragic; foul distrust and breach Disloyal on the part of man'
- 'How can I live without thee'
- 'sweet flowers and shades'
- 'purple, azure, or specked with gold'
- 'justify the ways of God to Man'
- 'the odds of knowledge'
- 'leave not the faithful side'
- 'human sense'
- 'Why then was forbid? Why but to awe, why but to keep ye low and ignorant'
- 'she plucked, she ate'
- 'higher than his lot'
- 'trusted to have equaled the most high, if he opposed: and with ambitious aim against the throne and monarchy of God raised impious war in Heaven and battle proud
- 'and of limb heroic built, though of terrestrial mould'
- 'shamed, naked, miserable'
- 'fallacious fruit'
- 'Foe not informidable'
- 'But what will not ambition and revenge Descend to?'
- 'subtlest beast of all'
- 'anger, hate Mistrust, suspicion and discord'
- 'younger hands'
- 'bent on Man's destruction'
- 'the more I see pleasures around me, so much more I feel torment within me'
- 'render me more equal'
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