The Life of John Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, Conjectures on the Origin of Paradise Lost: with an Appendix. By William Hayley ... |
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... light as eagles in the sun . SCENE A T TO P R Ι Μ Ο . SCENA APPENDIX . 307
CHORUS OF ANGELs singing the GLORY OF GOD. ...
... light as eagles in the sun . SCENE A T TO P R Ι Μ Ο . SCENA APPENDIX . 307
CHORUS OF ANGELs singing the GLORY OF GOD. ...
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SCENE THE SECOND . LUCIFE R. WHO from my dark abyss Calls me to gaze
on this excess of light ? What miracles unseen Shew'st thou to me , O God ? Art
thou then tired of residence in Heav'n ? Why hast thou raised on earth This lovely
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SCENE THE SECOND . LUCIFE R. WHO from my dark abyss Calls me to gaze
on this excess of light ? What miracles unseen Shew'st thou to me , O God ? Art
thou then tired of residence in Heav'n ? Why hast thou raised on earth This lovely
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SCENE I. God COMMEMORATES his creation of the heavens , the earth , and
the water - determines to make man -gives him vital spirit , and admonishes him
to revere his Maker , and live innocent . SCENE 2 . Raphael , MICHAEL ,
GABRIEL ...
SCENE I. God COMMEMORATES his creation of the heavens , the earth , and
the water - determines to make man -gives him vital spirit , and admonishes him
to revere his Maker , and live innocent . SCENE 2 . Raphael , MICHAEL ,
GABRIEL ...
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