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Paradise Lost (excerpt)

John Milton read by Julian Glover

The Best Poetry Album in the World…Ever! · 1996

Epigraph

Philip Pullman, John Milton

His Dark Materials, Book I: The Golden Compass · 1999

Book XII Line 553: 'How soon hath thy prediction, Seer blest'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Books XI and XII Paraphrase: 'Meanwhile Sin and Death rejoice'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 460: 'Thrones, Dominations, Princedoms, Virtues, Powers'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 354: 'O Parent, these are thy magnific deeds'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 229: 'Meanwhile ere thus was sinn'd & judg'd on Earth

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 68: 'Father Eternal, thine is to decree'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book X Paraphrase: 'Man's disobedience known'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 1134: 'Would thou hadst heark'n'd to my words, & stay'd'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 1034: 'So said he, and forbore not glance or toy'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 960: 'So Adam, and thus Eve to him repli'd.'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 896: 'O fairest of Creation, last and best'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 856: 'Hast thou not wonder'd Adam, at my stay?'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 745: 'Great are thy Virtues, doubtless, best of Fruits'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 679: 'O Sacred, Wise and Wisdom-giving Plant'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 612: 'Serpent, thy overpraising leaves in doubt'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 567: 'To whom the guileful Tempter thus repli'd'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book IX Line 494: 'So spake the Enemy of Mankind, enclos'd'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 376: 'So spake the Patriarch of Mankind, but Eve'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 270: 'To whom the Virgin Majesty of Eve'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 194: 'And Eve first to her Husband thus began.'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 99: 'O Earth, how like to Heav'n, if not preferr'd'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book IX Line 1: 'No more talk of where God or Angel Guest'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book V-VIII Paraphase: 'Meanwhile, Uriel, descending'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 492: 'So spake our general Mother, and with eyes'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 440: 'To whom thus Eve repli'd. O thou for whom'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 358: 'O Hell! what do mine eyes with grief behold'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 246: '............Thus was this place'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 172: 'No to th'ascent of that steep savage Hill'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 114: 'Thus while he spake, each passion dimm'd his face'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book IV Line 1: 'O for that warning voice, which he who saw'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book III Paraphrase: God, sitting on his throne

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 968: 'T' whom Satan turning boldly thus. Ye Powers'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Line 850: 'The key of this infernal Pit by due'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 704: 'So spake the griesly terrour, and in shape'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 506: 'The Stygian Council thus dissolved; and forth'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 430: 'O Progeny of Heav'n, Empyreal thrones'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 390: 'Well have ye judg'd, well ended long debate'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 310: 'Thrines and imperial Powers, off-spring of heav'n'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 229: 'Either to disinthrone the King of Heav'n'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 119: 'I should be much for open War, O Peers'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book II, line 1: 'High on a Throne of Toyal State, which far'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book I, line 722: ' … Th'ascending pile'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book I, line 622: 'O Myriads of immortal Spirits, O Powers'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book I, line 375: 'All these and more came flocking; but with looks'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book I, line 242: 'Is this the Region, this the Soil, the Clime'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994

Book I, line 128: 'O Price, O Chief of many Throned Powers'

John Milton read by Anton Lesser

Paradise Lost · 1994