The narrator of this work asks "holy Light, offspring of heaven's first-born" to let him "see and tell of things invisible to mortal sight." Two characters in this work take their solitary way "hand in hand with wandering steps and slow." Another character in this work resolves "to wage by force or guile eternal war irreconcilable to our grand Foe" despite the arguments of Belial and Mammon. In this work, Raphael warns two characters of the plans of a fallen angel who declares that it is better "to reign in hell than serve in heaven." For 10 po
The narrator of this work asks "holy Light, offspring of heaven's first-born" to let him "see and tell of things invisible to mortal sight." Two characters in this work take their solitary way "hand in hand with wandering steps and slow." Another character in this work resolves "to wage by force or guile eternal war irreconcilable to our grand Foe" despite the arguments of Belial and Mammon. In this work, Raphael warns two characters of the plans of a fallen angel who declares that it is better "to reign in hell than serve in heaven." For 10 points, name this epic poem by John Milton in which Adam and Eve are expelled from Eden.
The narrator of this work asks "holy Light, offspring of heaven's first-born" to let him "see and tell of things invisible to mortal sight."
"Paradise Lost"