Epic Reading at Emory Oxford More than 30 of us gathered on Saturday, November 9 to read Paradise Lost in its entirety Sign in and read! Of man's first disobedience, and the fruit/Of that forbidden tree Dean Molyneux and Alice reading book 1 Diana reading and thinking of Milton's influence on the democratic roots of U.S. Catherine created a community of poetry Tyler, Avery, and Jack Cori reading book 2 Devonne from Atlanta join us and reads all 11 hours! Kailey and Madison Even with a cold, Megan reads Milton Elayne curls up with Milton's poetry Tvisha reads book 5 Then wilt thou not be loath To leave this Paradise, but shalt possess A Paradise within thee, happier far. Emily returns from Atlanta to read through the afternoon Sun is setting as Bridget and Mackenzie read Noreen contemplates book 8 Book 9: the tragedy begins Joby Higinbotham stops in to read 9:30 p.m. book 10 Firehouse subs fuel books 10-11 10 p.m. book 11 books 11-12 might have dragged a bit without Edith launching the alternative voices round 30 students, 11.25 hours, 10,000+ lines of blank verse 11:15 p.m. "The End of Paradise Lost!"
