The quote is Milton from Paradise Lost.
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Our wonderful English teacher had her class of 14-year-old girls quoting Milton at each other all day. We studied Paradise Lost and Samson Agonistes for O level, and mush of it is still with me.
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Amazing how these things stay with you
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