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When I Consider How Might Light Is Spent
"When I Consider": Milton's Sonnet XIX
Milton's First Sonnet on His Blindness, by Gossman and Whiting
Milton in the Middle of Life: Sonnet XIX
The Ecology and Anatomy of Criticism: Milton's Sonnet 19 and the Bee Simile in "Paradise Lost," I. 768-76
Milton's First Sonnet on His Blindness, by Robins
Milton's Sonnet "On His Blindness"
"... Who Only Stand and Wait": Milton's Sonnet "On his Blindness"
Overview: "When I Consider (Sonnet XIX)"
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