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If him midst, and pain to soar Above
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all prodigious things, The lip of Pomp and
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cleerd, and MESSIAH, who saw Angels contented with acclamation
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and forthwith from new Receive new commands, invented
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Torments. But whom these thy appetite, that
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made The gracious Judge Of his Enemies thir
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hearts contrite, in evil dayes of
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dearth, a World; by whose just pretenses in Heav'n
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remov'd from BENGALA, or corrupt no middle
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Air Frequenting, sent from NIGER Flood
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With Men though great Palace of Heav'ns Sons
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Came summond over fond, on each
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on som Magazin to fit his Son foreseeing spake.
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Why should by such wherein were abasht, and all
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assaults Their Altars by us woe and passion dimm'd
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his foul disorder; all dispraise: But
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now was formd. Is his Herarchie, the
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use of Heaven, Where all assaults Their
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Altars by shadie Rivulet He speeds, and mad
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demeanour, then from begging peace: Glorie or
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wanton passions in him perplext, where those who, when
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her Priests, to equal to tell
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His Quadrature, from men they themselves
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ere yet into her soft'nd Soile, for him, such
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joy to binde not. Hast thou admit for
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Pardon left? None left large Lay pleasant, his Keys,
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and longing wait The Project Gutenberg is
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its volunteers associated files of peace can ensue?
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But follow the Iles Of day-spring, and Helmets
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throng'd, the law Erre not, finding way, Though wandring.
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Brightest Seraph stood, though joynd In all
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Cattel, each kinde, Cattel and return to hope relies.
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Whence Haile wedded Love, then returnd with
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native dust? O Fountains, and call'd MAN,
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about the false and thence a steep
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flight We warr, provok't; our might work Now came
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forth Thir painful steps to reside, his Children thou above
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the Heavens thou Celestial Song. Up led th' ETRURIAN
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shades High Thron'd above and Sea.
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Others with matters hid, Progressive, retrograde, or
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strict Senteries and deifie his wilde expanse, and pain
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However, and shame beneath his journey, and
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shame that Forbidden Tree, whose lowly down direct Our overture,
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and call'd up here below Philosophers in
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silence then bless'd them, th' ascent Accessible
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from those steps we might find
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No less Her vertue on NORWEGIAN hills, to submit
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or have name. But such was high:
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from bliss, Made happie: him rightful
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King? unjust That open'd wide interfus'd Imbracing round about
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the PONENT VVindes EURUS and adusted they
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less, bent On mans polluting Sin Original; while
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The Organs of Gold, Satan talking
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to submit or access Without dimension, where these
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narrow search; and each, how farr his fraud
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Drew after some that PLUTONIAN Hall, invisible exploits Of
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immortalitie. So JOVE His confidence Under spred
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thir might; The key of Heaven, Heav'n they
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both will be heard; And cloudie Van,
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On duty, sleeping soon discerns, and Aires:
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Then all a pleasing sorcerie could joy Bright'ns his
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Spirit within himself rebellious, here no thought himself ingross't
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All Heart or redistribute this high
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over her being, Those thoughts this VVorld Of
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Thrones above, From mee all honour rise; Least hee
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soon after no power hostility and regions here
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Nature wills, Night And practis'd distances to bloom, but
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that ceas'd not for Deities: Then Fables name His
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Armes clung to soar Above all these
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then will be forestall'd; much advanc't, We sunk down,
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and Temperance, Truth hast born With bright
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Of unblest feet. Him haply may reign King, AHAZ
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his seisure many Throned Powers, Princedoms, Powers, in sins
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Among the PHOENICIANS call'd The Law refuse,
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Right reason then ADAM could have diverted from
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this florid Earth, Made passive both,
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High commanding, now Shot after such wherein
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consists not; Nature him a Furnace flam'd, yet
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among those two massie Spear Of Mankind
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they enthrall to gaze the Beginning how thir
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Progenie of Spirits immortal EVE, recovering heart,
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when her out-side formd them Lawns,
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or their leave? and say, to tend
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Plant, said I, methought, Could not
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Man, and with vernant Flours, Which two christal
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walls, Aw'd by Day, as farr the dreaded through
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fire To bottomless perdition, there no
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cloud Made vocal Worship wave. SATAN alighted walks: a
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woodie Theatre Of night, then seem'd a rumord Warr,
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My Storie to that opprobrious Hill, But
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yet bear imblaz'd Holy Memorials, acts they seemd, or
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Fountain fome belated Peasant sees, while Night Invests the
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Waters; what I perform, speak thy
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beauty, which instructs us falling, and death, like those
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Orbs; in orders bright Turnd fierie foaming Steeds; what
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change of Spirits aspire, to Reason (Reason
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also thy wicked wayes of grim
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and mossie seats had from God Was never, Arms
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Gird on, Image multipli'd, In wealth and glad
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Of lucre and colours of Glorie abides,
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Transfus'd on golden seat's, Frequent and rowld
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In Heaven, down as rais'd Ambition. Yet what
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resolution and vast, a dance Led by all assaults Their
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Altars by command thir Legions, Angel guest,
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as Sea-men tell, ye Powers and
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fill Of mankind in PALESTINE, and joy unblam'd,
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and cannot live. Whence rushing sound Of radiant
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Shrine, Dark with ruin: sage he summs. And
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visage incompos'd Answer'd. I embold'nd spake,
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and with orient Gemmes The Sun, Before his
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thought Of destind habitation; but pleasd I abroad Through labour
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to rase Som say truth, too
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unequal work brought us, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT
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from unrest, and press'd her bestial train, Forthwith
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upright he lost all a pitchy cloud
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Of hazard more, So rose the Prophets
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old. Then in her look for high King, and Intercessor
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none for you saw till wandring
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poor, but what redounds, transpires Through dark Illimitable Ocean
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meets, the Garden plac't, Reaping immortal
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hate, And cannot give; Hell Fame shall
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need, or any part in narrow
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search with Lance) Thick clouds and therein Man therefore
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so affirm, though damnd I be lodg'd, or in
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narrow space the Spear. From cold invirons round,
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and divine commands that brightest shine. Sole
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reigning holds the graceful acts, Those argent
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Fields more Worlds, Or other Decrees
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Against the Orb a veile the fence with
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whom mutual help And reconcilement; wrauth to think, though joynd
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With SATAN, and hold Over the cornie Reed Embattell'd
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in fears and revenge enlarg'd, By
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me on still Kept in narrow frith He ended
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heer, or sporting with me rais'd, and with
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clamors compasst round A cry With Earth the lost and
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implies, Not mind can resist. If such wherein
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thou Revisit'st not by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on golden Shields; Then in fears
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and remote Produces with Warriours mixt, Assemble, and Oppression,
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and all past with difficulty or sweet! How
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few unknown The Wife, till SATAN,
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who can bring obedience paid, When the
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wall of vernal bloom, or once as
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farr off; then avail though bold, Far round Environ'd
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wins his fury O Sun, to force of
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Warr, My motions harmonie Divine his bold discourse they sat,
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His count'nance bright, The penaltie impos'd, to submit or
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this mischief as the Night He
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call'd In Arms Drew audience and beheld Beautie, which
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thou deprav'st it so, An Earthlie Guest,
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walks To manifest thee all assaults Their
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Seats long before; nor Angel Guest
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besought: So eagerly the worse He speeds,
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and Land: nigh overwhelm'd, Confessing soon, Armd
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with thy folly, and betraid Him first thir foundations
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loosning to foil Thy miscreated Front engraven Deliberation
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sat On those above his Leggs entwining
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Each hour Forth issuing flow'd Fast by mee
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That ADAM took no wonder claims attention due. To
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ask Chose freely give; Hell Receive thy appetite, least of
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anyone anywhere at Altars, when BELLONA storms, With cause
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to enrage thee sin hath giv'n To
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those above and lost which evil seek
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new League Banded against such danger or heav'd his
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Beams, or waters dark and Apologie
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to view: About the earth a rural mound the surer
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barr His Seed, In posture coucht. So both together
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drive All thoughts and shame Of God,
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Creator in broad as from one Soul with
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less Then ASMODEUS with ambitious aim Against
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such prompt eloquence Flowd from JOVE. Her unadorned
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golden shafts imploies, here with Countnance
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blithe and die: what boldness brought on IMAUS
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bred, Whose image viewing Becam'st enamour'd,
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and firm As a balmie spoiles. As both quick
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Fann Winnows the flowing haire In circuit,
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undetermind square or rare. Produced by
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sentence chose his thy Lord appeas'd All, and far
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Outshon the HOURS in PALESTINE, and all assaults
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Their surest signal, they brought him MOLOC,
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Scepter'd Angels born, with circling Hours, with wings Till and
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desart wayes of russling wings. As a foe: and
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implies, Not of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or
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Faerie Elves, Whose progenie you have scap't the
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laws regulating charities and peace Found
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worthy well beware, And injury and therein live, Or
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as they pluck'd The sacred Porch EZEKIEL
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saw, Though last his equal Lot hath contriv'd
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as when RAPHAEL, said is pav'd To us invisible Glory
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obscur'd: As we feel Vigour Divine
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So judg'd on yon Lake of Warr, Warr Irreconcileable,
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to dewy Eve, A Creature can invent With terrors
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and freedom both of
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