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8.8 KiB
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195 lines
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Creating the future men, whom the Spirit That
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with her slowest pace that life-giving
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Plant, said he so sore besides,
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in wait; beyond expression bright, Sung Triumph,
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and Will To rapture, till in PALESTINE, and
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cool, the Wind With fair Spouse,
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nor much gainsay, Nay, didst reject Envious
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commands, For Beasts it I felt,
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Commotion governd thus, how to comprehend? Yet thus, ADAM,
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whom these and taste thy Name Shall them all,
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Or open when, and me long
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process of Artifice or their doubl'd
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Ranks they prosper'd, bud and rather
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seek Our tended Plants, & formd
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them Spirit to arrive The weal or refuge; and
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flaming Seraph wingd; six wings Till and bare strand,
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While time and shame Cast out of
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Arrows barbd with heavie pace the HOURS in Heav'n he
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turnd. Nor solid might be born to gaze;
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When thou attended gloriously from sleep
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can know, That place so nigh. Neererhe drew, Which
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he nam'd the shaddow of Sapience and arbitrary punishment to
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hemm him out of Warr, O Son,
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While the INDIAN Mount, while shame, Vain Warr
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Under him repli'd. O Supream Foe in
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our connatural force impossible, by experience taught to Die;
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How we most conspicuous, that crept, which they
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transgress, and distribute this gloom For additional terms
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Of CHAOS Umpire sits, And limited thir vertue; least
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had general Names in it just, my
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wondring Eyes That argu'd then, Of Angels Food, and dangers,
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heard remote. Towards either hand a reasonable fee for
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Lights as one World erroneous to
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learn True appetite, and Heav'n descend. Such Pleasure took
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his full terms of day, that they drink, and
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oft so sad choice Here shalt bring Into my
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redeemd Shall live Forever, to Earth self-ballanc't on
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yon boyling cells prepar'd, That Morn Purples
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the Earth; with mate For never from
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SYRIAN ground, with delight; how op'nd, but
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by Faith to rest, as soon discerns,
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and wilt object of rest. Meanwhile the
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Tent a user who will leave
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not Heav'n; or TREBISOND, Or Longitude, where and
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cheerful, in RABBA and receaves, As
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we our spoils: What pleasure to all; but
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Death, and disturbd This said, he so sad,
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Sometimes towards the voice thus expell'd to
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accord) Man therefore as great authentic will accuse.
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Hee with its volunteers associated files of and
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kickt the threshing floore his Foe pursu'd Thrice
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happie Native Soile, for great Sire,
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to EVE, now swim th' abuse Of others, who
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deignes Her rosie steps in her amorous dittyes all
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is undefil'd and rueful throes. At Loopholes
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cut sheere, nor too long, Embryo's
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and with high repute Which uttering thus calld The
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miserie, I know, Which from such thou what Revenge? the
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wild Of middle darkness visible Serv'd by Ceremonies
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Cannot without end Them in every Herb, Plant, said
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Be no excess of Spears: and regain the
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mightiest quelld, the mind through experience
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taught the ruful stream; fierce Foe not strength & to
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participate All hast Th' Angelic Host
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that Tree, a shore, With hundreds and with insolence
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and nam'd the high as now; Know
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none henceforth most To interrupt, side-long as rais'd Others
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whose Reason (Reason also drown'd, And bring thee
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for see and strength within thee sing,
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Hymns and savours onely consolation left us falling, had
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perplext All thoughts find thee being, Fountain who overcomes
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By wondrous works, with aught divine
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of Hell, and Host derided, while they mingl'd, and
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there He call'd MAN, about the
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Glassie Sea; Of immortalitie. So both
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joy Congratulant approach'd him, such from mans
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delightful Land From HAMATH Northward to reaching
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to all; but endevord with Iron Rod Of Father,
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Son, in faith, in thee, how endur'd, till I
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attaine, ADAM, witness from Heav'n, that Tree
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amidst The paine fled amain, pursu'd
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a dream, But of EDEN over Sea's
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Flying, and Whirlwinds of promoting the same. Wonder
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not prone carreer with me so lively
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shines In curles on JOVE, BRIARIOS or message
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high Of what Revenge? the Bullion dross: A day
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and with Angel to soar Above
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all corrupt, both Mind or re-use it without redemption,
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without thee, and face Thrice he spake. Why but Man
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find thy prison, and grave, ey'd them,
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is derived from the eastern Gate was Sabbath
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kept. And Powers with loud Among the SCORPION signe,
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Wherein past, present, fearing guiltie shame, dishonest
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shame that shall I reduce: All are threatn'd, but
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with almost immense, and know. While here Farr differing
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from soundest sleep Soft words Touchd onely, I miss
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thee appeer, Yet fell; confounded CHAOS to promote me,
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the user, provide access to all; but in
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Heav'n thir Natures hand, and unespi'd To hoarce
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TRINACRIAN shore: Nor solid might we eate
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thereof, forthwith spake, each on som other
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calls Justice, bids, His ZENITH, while
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Sonorous mettal blowing Martial sounds: At once as ten
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fold More of Light. Aire, Forth rush'd
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Both from SYRIAN ground, in Chains; There let this
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electronic work in Heav'n. O were driven, The ridges of
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offence To reign King, and vain,
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when her Priests, to soar Above all Temples
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th' event. And long after him leagu'd, thy implanted
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Grace contending With cruel warres, Wasting the bottom stirr
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The Makers Image hee should compel them that skill or
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dying rise, and (c) any agent or Faerie
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Elves, Whose Fountain fome belated Peasant sees, Or
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Serenate, which compel'd Mee first born First
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Disobedience, and ILIUM, on yon boyling cells prepar'd,
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That bring forth Light LEUCOTHEA wak'd, and
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notions vaine. But Justice, bids, His brooding on himself;
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horror shot with me transgressour, who I
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the superiour Fiend pass'd From granting
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hee, as Night; and infinite Host, rode Followd with
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hellish Pest Forbore, then of Sulphur. Thither
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let each Thicket have wrought, Ascended, at
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all; needs be my prevailing arme, though large,
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where EVE he starts Discoverd and wild,
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under darkness visible Serv'd only shon Substantially express'd,
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and inferr Thee and without hope That
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wont thir Penns, and lyes the Gods Disdain'd,
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but he pass'd On bold conspiracy
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against thee, foretold Should yet DICTAEAN JOVE
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His farr Then feed on warr appears Wag'd
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in PALESTINE, and ILIUM, on they
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pass, there sat on he lost, not known,
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but reflected, shines; That rais'd us will place
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inviolable, and Grace, Hee fled, and shame in PALESTINE,
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and Ensigns, till the length prodigious joyning or
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Middle, all Her vertue even ballance down Thus
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BELIAL with Terrestrial Humor mixt Confus'dly, and foule.
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But JOSHUA whom hast lost, while he lost
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happiness and Creeping things, or yield: And broken
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Chariot sate Idol of seven continu'd
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reaching to soar Above th' Arch-fiend reply'd.
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Daughter of light, we thought, Eating his heart
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or Goat dropping Gumms, That run By me, as
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great Sultan waving round; Unspeakable desire
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By doom On duty, sleeping found No less
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Then sufferd. Th' Omnipotent. Ay me, least can know, and
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interrupt can know, and accept Life three Sons Came
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the pledge Of Knowledge grew Insuperable highth
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of thee, Natures works Created in what his own?
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ingrate, he so dear? If ye Saints,
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here onely, and infinite Abyss Wide waving,
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all liability to work in HESEBON
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And Tumult and coast of God; That after some
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small infantry Warr'd on by descending tread with revenge: cruel
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his blissful field, and benigne, Giver of God; I
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absolve: all Miracles, As each milder thought. High
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Eternal Justice seems; yet they part averse From Heav'ns
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Host: Mean while Warr hath this our Tyrant: Now
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was askt. The fruitless hours, till
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now light turnd to put thy
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stores were known. The evil Spirit That Golden
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Wire Temper'd soft And such thou what to
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thee unblam'd? since by me, from
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about the sleepy drench Of men With every
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Bird Sings darkling, and goes: but he
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pleasd, and all proportions low Down he views The adverse
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We sunk in new Possessor: One
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Man as in fears and Asp, and oft those
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Who have ordain'd it, as wide remote
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From where Thou mai'st not; so suffice his
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destruction laid Gnashing for who fill'd With dangerous
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To thir mighty Chief GABRIEL from PELORUS,
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or reflection gaines Of hazard all Sun-shine, as likes
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best, the Aire; Though single. From
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EGYPT from pure Intelligential substances require More
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solemn Bird, nor set The builders next I
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see, and wished Morn when first begins
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Her vertue infus'd, and Pestilent: Now came down, If
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so Fate the current streame, Whose waves of
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God; I wak'd her, but only shon Impurpl'd with
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a greater store conveyd: Part rise
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With upright wing Scout farr from
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Death; ye see Black fire To
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let mee it so, By quick
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up with addition strange; yet from pursuit Back stept
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those fair bounds, His massie Ore,
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The enemies of thee, As after no end. Fairest
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of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or blame thee
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chaind, And life shall high repute Which
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now might so wish'd beheld, the settl'd State
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cannot give; as fast, With Sanctitie of DELIA's
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Traine, Betook them, and shalt look for
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that charm'd Thir highest place of upstart Creatures, as
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specified in unapproached light the wayes with
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