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Adam and Eve in Paradise lost

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English

 

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Ann P

 

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August 5, 2012

 

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University

 

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(Revised sentence) "There I had fixt mine eyes till now, and pin'd with vain desire, had not a voice thus warn'd me?,"[3] is Eve's (? might be needed) words to Adam. This action shows how Eve is so vain that she would sit for eternity unknowingly mesmerized by her own image. All it takes though to move Eve from the lakes edge is the voice of God who she trusts without question...
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All it takes though to move Eve from the lakes edge is the voice of God who she trusts without question. Milton makes (made because past tense) Eve out to be dim because if most people were to hear a voice they would inquire (on) who(m) it was. However, in this case, (, might be needed) Eve just trusts (trusted if you want to make it past tense) the voice right away (immediately, for a better word) foreshadowing her trust in anyone who speaks...
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