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Match the following critics/writers with their views on 'Paradise Lost': A. Coleridge - (i) Nothing can exceed the energy and magnificence of the character of Satan in Paradise Lost. B. Byron - (ii) The poem is so good because it makes God so bad. C. Shelley - (iii) The character of Satan is pride and sensual indulgence, finding in self the motive of action. D. Empson - (iv) If 'Cain' be 'blasphemous', Paradise Lost is blasphemous.
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- 1(A-iii), (B-iv), (C-i), (D-ii)✓
- 2(A-i), (B-ii), (C-iii), (D-iv)
- 3(A-ii), (B-i), (C-iv), (D-iii)
- 4(A-iv), (B-ii), (C-iii), (D-i)
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(A-iii), (B-iv), (C-i), (D-ii)
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