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...discovers in her subordinate status a happiness superior to Adam's precisely because of Adam's superiority: "I chiefly who enjoy / So far the happier Lot, enjoying...much odds, while thou / Like consort to thyself canst nowhere find" (4:445-8). She has so completely internalized the ideology of her subjection that she...

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...the same Time founded on Truth. In a Word, they are the Gallantries of Paradise. [408, 411-2, 436-48] The remaining Part of Eve's Speech, in which she gives an Account of her self upon her first Creation, and the Manner in which she was brought to Adam, is I think as beautiful...