What did milton mean by mild yoke
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Bear his mild yoke, they serve him best. In these lines, Milton expresses his unfailing belief in God's righteousness. ... God does not expect man to do anything but 'bear his mild yoke'. 'mild yoke' is a reference to the very slight burden that man has to bear.
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