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how does John Milton console himself al the end of the sonnet how soon hath time

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In the final line of "How soon hath Time," Milton uses a strange phrase: "my great Task-Master's eye." He is referring to God Himself in saying the "great Task-Master," but he does so by referencing only part of God's body: his eye.

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how does John Milton console himself al the end of the sonnet how soon hath time