Paradise Lost Book IX Quotes Flashcards

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Sin and

A

Her shadow Death

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I now

A

Must change those notes to tragic

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Foul

A

distrust

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4
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Not less but

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More heroic than the wrath

of stern Achilles

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4
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Now improved

A

/ In meditated fraud and malice

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5
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Higher

A

Argument

remains

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6
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Bent on

A

Man’s destruction

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7
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The serpent

A

Subtlest beast of all the field

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Fittest

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Imp of fraud

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9
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His darkest suggestions

A

Hide / from sharpest sight: for in the wily snake whatever sleights none would suspicious mark

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10
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His bursting passion

A

Into plaints (complaints) thus poured

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12
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O earth, how

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Like to heaven, if not preferred

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13
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With what delight

A

Could I have walked thee round

if I could joy in aught (anything)

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14
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The more I see

A

/ Pleasures about me, so much more I feel

torment within me

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15
Q

For only in destroying

A

I find ease

to my relentless thoughts

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15
Q

Spite then

A

With spite is best repaid

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16
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Who aspires must

A

Down as low

as high he soared

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17
Q

Till more hands

A

/ Aid us

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18
Q

Sole Eve

A

Associate sole, to me beyond

compare above all living creatures dear

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19
Q

To whom the Virgin

A

Majesty of Eve

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20
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Against his will

A

He can receive no harm

But God left free the will

21
Q

Seek not

A

Temptation
(Matthew 6:13
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one)

22
Q

A foe so proud

A

Will first the weaker seek

23
Q

So spake (speak)

A

The patriarch of mankind

24
Q

With thy permission then

A

And thus forewarned

25
Q

ye shall be as Gods

A

Knowing both good and evil as they know

26
Q

Revenge at first though sweet

A

Bitter ere long back on it self recoils

27
Q

He ended, and his words

A

replete (full) with guile (cunning intelligence)

Into her heart too easy entrance won

28
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Life more

A

perfect

29
Q

He on Eve

Began to

A

cast lascivious eyes, she him

As wantonly repaid: in lust they burn

30
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Greedily she engorged

A

without restraint,

And knew not eating death

32
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Revolt

A

and disobedience

33
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She pluck’d

A

she eat

34
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Earth felt

A

the wound

35
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Against his better knowledge,

A

not deceived,

But fondly overcome with female charm

36
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Carnal

A

desire inflaming

37
Q

For nothing lovelier

A

can be found In woman, than to study household good And good works in her husband to promote

38
Q

Our great

A

Forbidder, safe with all his Spies

About him.

39
Q

So dear I love him,

A

that with him all deaths

I could endure, without him live no life

40
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Like a black

A

mist low creeping

Satan

41
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The hot Hell

A

that alwayes in him burnes

42
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‘for with thee

A

Certain my resolution is to die’

43
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to lose thee

A

is to lose myself

Adam

44
Q

When Adam eats the apple

A

‘Nature gave a second groan’

45
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Daughter of God and Man,

A

immortal Eve,

For such thou art, from sin and blame entire

46
Q

Sufficient to have stood,

A

though free to fall

Book 3

47
Q

breathed immortal love

A

to mortal men, above which only shone filial obedience

Book 3

48
Q

which way I fly

A

is hell; my self am hell

Book 4

49
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all good to me is lost

A

evil be thou my good

Book 4

50
Q

true liberty

A

is lost

Book 12

51
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He for God only

A

She for God in him

Book 4