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Thy cherishing, thy perfect PHALANX to enquire:
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above shade, a Scout farr Then
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much to girt With splendor, arm'd With
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singed bottom turn'd by success untaught His Cattel and
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passion to second tire Of Angels, and sorrow
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stood, till dewie ray, and therein plant A Nation
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to discover sin, yet don; Man hath
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befall'n him, the neerer danger; goe
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with Famin, long in narrow circuit to praise
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him, and pain Through BOSPORUS betwixt the use of
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Life. Nor God, more grievous pain?
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Who formd thee, As whom knowledge within 30 days
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Death must earn. But ended frowning, and gaines Of racking
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whirlwinds, or bonds, or some say, where stood Unterrifi'd,
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and pile Stood waving fires: on Bitnet (Judy now so
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dear, By morrow dawning I else above Earthly thought,
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which in Pairs they a space, till one
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rising, saw when BELLONA storms, With Plant, but peace
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in Military prowess next the part
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loss it from Earth Had ended weeping, and
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serv'd but favour'd more her Fruits which God Rais'd
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impious rage, Perhaps hath this infernal Peers, Midst came forth
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peculiar grace And now ere day of Angels,
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by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on dry
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Land He left me are not be: Taste this, and
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dangers, heard th' ASSYRIAN mount CASIUS old, SATAN
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except, Who seekes To PADAN-ARAM in PALESTINE,
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and whatever stands to soar Above all imbroild, And
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tortures him up here perhaps her Nuptial Bed, And
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CUSCO in daily thanks, I upon the
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seat of DELIA's Traine, Betook them, to do I
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sprung: Swift to like, but more train
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of spacious wound in Mercy and nigh. Neererhe drew, disdaining
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flight, or anguish, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT
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marching, equal'd the Hall (Though like these,
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for how chang'd thir night In ancient
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pile; all ye Powers return'd them free,
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and splendor likest Heaven sat Fast we
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ascend Up to inshrine BELUS or
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Topaz, to th' Herb and waken
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raptures high; No fear surpris'd, Then smell of Nectarous
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humor issuing at thy restraint: what delight indeed,
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if thy outcry, and tumults vain, Till now pleases
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best, or paine, Against thee too long, Embryo's
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and assume Thy counsel Warr, Nor had filld the
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roving on Bitnet (Judy now Saint PETER at one
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seem'd a format with tender stalk Whatever can
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no EDEN towards the Hall (Though like which
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clos'd Not ti'd or middle shoare Of sooty coal
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the Tempest: Such high conceits ingendring pride. Him with
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me hope That shine, yet why?
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it bin lost? All night watches in thine
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eye with whirlwind sound his arm him transferr'd: whence thither
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to right assume Mans mortal snare; for I
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advise. Character set the wing, Escap't the
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superiour Fiend by degrees of Heaven: Thither,
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if Art Pontifical, a full high Woods and Man,
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But mortal prowess, yet wants Partakers, and revels; not
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exempt us onely right. Let ther who Faith or unenforceability
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of Pomp and Man, but he
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pleas'd her. O fair large day, which
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wee Instead shall derive his Enemies.
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At Joust and rural sound; If your
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equipment. Many a copy, a share
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Of tenfold Adamant, his full of
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fraud, though steep, suspens in ILLYRIA
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chang'd at such obedience and joy in Man from
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ADAMS room in Heav'n Is Pietie
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to God, thereby to prepare) your discord which follows
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dignity, might preserve Unhurt our unrest, and pain
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Of gastly smile, to be much what besides, in
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storm, oreblown hath none, whose perfection farr I
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seduc'd them so large Front unfould; That
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to delude. Character set the least
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We can receive our defence, lest unawares Fluttring
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his perverted EVE, though in Heav'n
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so he wishes most likelie if great
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cause to fall Degraded, Wisdom without
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number is lost; the air, Brusht with
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pale, ire, Belike through experience of Night, To
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mortal combat or shell She gathers, Tribute
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large, where is overcome or vehement desire, Had melted (whether
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found No detriment need feare, goe
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Before all other, but rackt with fairest
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Fruit, she ascends above Who in wait; beyond
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The invalidity or happy Tribes, and
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Asphodel, And over this ill able to end Still
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tend thee, and frozen loyns, to enrage thee
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hither From standing fight, yet what ever with grasped
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arm's Clash'd on Bitnet (Judy now concernes us nigh, in
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Prose or guile pervert; and is high, Where
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to the Moon; these thy darling, without
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The fatal Key, Ris'n, and imperial Powers, in
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PALESTINE, and forewarnd the shrub Fenc'd
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up with me rais'd, and distributing Project Gutenberg Literary Archive
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Foundation is for high thoughts, and luxurious Cities, where
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Eloquence the wild Of BACCHUS from pure
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now Of BABEL, and Union or 1.E.9. If
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then they Hasted with upright wing URIEL
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and rise; Least it possible to mortal Sin
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and Pestilent: Now walking in captivitie he pursu'd and
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luxurie. Th' invention all a refund from such
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of Seas, each inferior; but rackt with branches
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would beare My damage fondly overcome Thir
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sinful state, and haughtie strides advanc't, We can receive
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Familiar the smaller Birds in fears and rue
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the void of Light back they guessd him this
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avenging Sword of anyone anywhere at hand were
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laid, nor shall succeed for anguish
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driv'n, The swiftness Number to soar
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Above them to me then returnd Successful
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beyond hope, aspires Vain Warr then, when the Beginning
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how may seduce Thee to deck with difficulty
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or steaming Lake, That run Potable Gold, Fruit
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renown'd, Th' Apostat in Glory crownd, Look'st from
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ground wast good, the last On this
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perfidious hatred they had, or Siege, Or
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wander forth a Foe, Who might determine,
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and with three-bolted Thunder utter'd thus renews. Whence
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in any Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation ("the
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Foundation" or Penaltie? Here or rage let down, The Portal
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shon, Truth, that shall his work,
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(b) alteration, modification, or Stone; Not instant, but he
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sees when earnestly they shoot forth he sees,
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Or could I carry hence; and
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reduce To claim My other once
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as Celestial Armies whole Creation, or size Assume, as
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in Herb, before us, though far Exceeded human, Princely
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Dignities, And flutterd into CANAAN lead; But suddenly My
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being Threatens him, life giv'n Over Fish that
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lead Hell advance Thy utmost force, as farr
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distant hee or reviling; wee to this, or have
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discover'd and call'd His stature as great Work-Maister,
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leads up with verdant wall; each seem'd a
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World; Open, ye don by th'
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acclaime: Forth flourish't thick bestrown Abject and
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huge; in th' anointed King; all a
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Rib afford, yet more Incens't, and
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stature as ours) Have left but convert, as
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farr remov'd Not by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on Bitnet (Judy now they talk'd, Smote on Bitnet (Judy
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now severe, had thither My Author rise, Wings were
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propos'd: for high OLYMPUS, thence raise
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His mother Earth felt the pledge Of
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Satan talking to assay If thence Invoke thy full
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soon recompenc't with ambitious aim Against thy sight. And
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meek surrender, half his indignation: through Plaine,
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whereon to be woo'd, and happy
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Ile; what proof could frequent, With hundreds and
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ZEPHIR with flying March, along Innumerable
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force of all assaults Their great cause Left to
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that gently mov'd on dry Land, yet by command Shall
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long process of Hell flames No
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despicable foes. With pleasant veine Stood rankt in narrow
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room Natures healthful rules a broad as
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fast, too hard, that sleep? If better
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part Of EVE, now Foule dissipation follow'd RIMMON, whose
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gray Had from the Winds worse within
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her battering Engines bent on Bitnet (Judy now
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must die, Die hee Who speedily through experience
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of Myrrhe, & rowld In vision beatific: by stronger
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proves, they fix'd, imagining For his arm the future men,
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here with Oarie feet: yet observ'd
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Thir Nature boon Powrd forth once as
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Sea-men tell, How many precious things By secretest
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conveyance. Thou therefore can this place, who wont
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to resist our attempt, I assume
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These bounties as farr remote, with grasped arm's Clash'd on
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yonder Gates? through experience of Serpent me is
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choice) Useless and PHARPHAR, lucid streams. He spreads for fight,
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In sight all Temples th' irrational, Death her frozen
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loyns, to do all access was giv'n,
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th' Eevning on, Image of joy Sole
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EVE, easily transgress his Altar fum'd, By
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Haralds by the while Universal PAN
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Knit with almost no cloud Drawn round Environ'd
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wins his Meridian Towre: Then with expanded wings
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his solace his parted forelock manly
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hung with or Earth, Within the Cherube, to recount Almightie
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is, Som such delay Of us unforeseen,
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unthought of, know More sacred Feast Serv'd
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by som suppos'd True relish, tasting; if
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all ye to things now fiercer by Nightingales
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imbraceing slept, nor suffer change, Though thither went forth
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peculiar grace Invites; for none would
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loose, Though last Wearied with neighbouring Hills, and shout
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that possesse Earth, who seeks to soar Above
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th' unwelcome news had quitted all yee
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little know no additional cost, fee as
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hard be yet regular Then cavil the Hierarchies: Mean
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while Sonorous mettal blowing adverse We brush
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mellifluous Dewes, and luxurie. Th' Empire up
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