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Ceasure in Milton’s fall of Mulciber: –

Psychology

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1. Nor was his name unheard or unadorned
2. In ancient Greece; | and in Ausonian land
3. Men called him Mulciber; | and how he fell
4. From Heaven, “ they fabled,| thrown by angry Jove
5. Sheer o’er the crystal battlements: | from morn
6. To noon he fell, | from noon “ to dewy eve,
7. A summer’s day; | and with the setting sun
8. Dropped from the zenith, like a falling star
9. On Lemnos, Aegean isle. | Thus they relate,
10. Erring; | for he with this rebellious rout
11. Fell long before; | nor aught availed him now
12. To have built in Heaven high towers: | nor did he ‘scape
13. By all his engines, | but was headlong sent
14. With his industrious crew to build in Hell.

Milton

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