Œuvres de J. Delille

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OEU RES

824.

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PARADIS PERDU.

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THE ARGUMENT.

Satan no v in prospectis Eden, and Digh the place horohoemus no v attemptriheloidinterpriso'hichio undemtook alone against God and an falis into many doubis with himself, and mari passions fear, enVΥ, and de- spatribui a longili confirms himself in evit; ourneys onto paradise, WhΟSe outWard prospect and siluation is describet overteaps the bound sit in the shape of a cor- morant oti the re os life a highest in the garden, toloo abolit him. The arde describe I Satan' firstsight of Adam an Eve his onder at their excellent forin and happy stato, but illi resolution to or their fati overticar thei dis oui se then e gather ilia theire of knowledge a forbidde them to ea Oh under penalty of death; and thereon intends', undiis temptation by seducing them to transgress then leaves themawhil to no further of thei state by ome thermeans Mean while Uriel descendi Dyon a sunt,eam Warns Gabriel, hola in charge themate of paradise, stat some evit spirit had escaped the deep, and passed at noonti his sphere in the hape of a good ange doWno paradi se discovere aster' his furious gestures in hemo unt. Gabriel promise to fin him re orning. Night coming on, Adam andive discoui se of oin tothei rest theirio ver described thei evening-Wor,hi P.

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Dius particuli brement de leur tat, avant que de rien en-treprendre. Uriel, descendant sui uti rayon dia Soleti,

transpori au paradis, et que se gestes furieu fur lemon tri' avolent trahi Gabriel promet de te troia ver avant te levor dii soleii Adam et Eve 'entretiennent ensemble,

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THE ARGUMENT.

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PARADI SE OST.

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