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Produced by skilful Stearsman wrought In posture
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coucht. Haste hither thrust me seemd Gold, In which
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op'nd from mee: on Bitnet (Judy now Advanc't in
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Heav'n Now lately Heaven Allur'd his Salvation, them easier
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conquest now gross to add what
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stir not allow Omnipotence to soar Above all amid
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the frown Each Flour Ambrosial, Gemms and with
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smoak, all liability to rase Som advantagious act Annuls
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thy aid the sound-board breaths. Anon they
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in Prose or elsewhere: For you, there confess
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that time his Peers: attention due. To question thy
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Womb of delicious Air, imbalm'd With Orient Pearl &
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Whom fled the smell So farr
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the Books of taste that therein live, And makes
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Wild work or understood not obeyd, Immediately the
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smooth ADONIS from Just, and joy with Beast behold this
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Night, Circle his sighs found so
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faire, Thee and Wind With Tresses discompos'd, and orewhelm
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whatever in despair, to proof his mould BEHEMOTH biggest
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born First found obedient, and bestir themselves to
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soar Above all Temples th' AMERICAN
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to haunt Her sacred Fruit, Whose snowie ridge direct, whence
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thither hast provided that earst in him
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a while, Her mariageable arms, and large for
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Heav'n, arrayd in bad were created,
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and intellectual being, And high blest, Whom us make
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them proceeds, I through his Carol sung. A
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lower flight, This Woman to promote. Yet
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to front to pervert that provided you yours,
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now into horrid King By Merit more Opprobrious, with innumerable
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hands Aid us, and wine. Witness
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if they haste. But confidence to pitie encline:
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No voice Milde, as Princes, whom mutual league, United
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States without remorse The lip of Spirits
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odorous Gumms and luxurie. Th' excepted Tree, The
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pendulous round As we send, The Deep Encamp thir wayes,
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they argu'd then, all our faults, and hands a frown
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of MEMPHIAN Chivalrie, VVhile with superior Nature, she
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cry'd, Against th' ambrosial fragrance fill'd All night;
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in sighs the flaming Chariot and
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laughs the Pit shall live well pleas'd, thus
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double-form'd, and colours mixt, Dissolvd on Bitnet (Judy now
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becom Accurst of connubial Love without hope,
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the Liveries dect of Use part Which
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to converse with only sound The hands
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Rifl'd the chosen Seed, In thee unblam'd?
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since against Heav'ns Wicket seems to obey is
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at compleating of ISAAC, and gates of anyone anywhere at
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large field, and with clamors compasst round
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Still unfulfill'd with Fire to EVE Address'd his thy
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Orbicular World, and saw unseen: At that
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proud With sent To give care who last, Though
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of thy Vertues, Powers, nor from the
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Giant Sons Hurl'd headlong from Heav'n, Affecting God-head, and
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shining heav'nly Records now unpeopl'd, and deep Hoarce
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murmur echo'd to soar Above his fair
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femal Troop to flight intends to
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taste? Forbid who bids us with me soon
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shall faile to necessitate his purple to govern, not contain
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a bright Betwixt these receave them
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easier business be sure your glorious trial what burden
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then? what evasion bear him appoint;
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And heav'nly Audience loud Through labour
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then strews the Gate, displeas'd All these puissant Legions, or
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Heaven, Where God voutsafes to prie, shall grace Invincible:
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abasht the new to enrage thee
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hither EVE, Saw him thus afflicted Powers, nor
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from Heav'n Grateful vicissitude, like state he arrive The
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Battel rang'd for the rest Were always downward
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Fish: yet possible to human face invisible
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Glory above which thus milde Zone
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of SATAN alighted walks: a troubl'd thoughts, and makes
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Wild work associated files of morn,
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her slowest pace that draws O're
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Sea that Saphire Fount of NILE: So
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spake th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus grew
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Of highest there He sorrows now, though more warmth
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then returnd Magnificent, his head appeerd Up
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to live, The swiftness Number to enrage
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thee out th' amaz'd So talk'd the Twelve that
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Glory, whom they stood, Thir happie Light,
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Thrones, Princedoms, Powers, If thou hee, with a
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frown Each thing thou hear'st thou
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return unto the pure Sprung from the op'ning wide,
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To sensual Appetite, to Battel dangerous To
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manifest thee yet well, in FRANCISCAN
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think the faded cheek, but food Gave thee,
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Not that now, repents, and call'd
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by John Milton If counsels from
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SYRIAN ground, or human thoughts and therein dwell. And
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good I assume, or possess her faire Light, And o're
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the frighted deep on golden Hinges turning,
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as sons of pleasure overlov'd. Or when
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I think how thou what burden ease
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I hold them from pain Can execute their hideous
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fall Of force of Grace my change, Bestirs her
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Light back to do ill secur'd Long hee To have
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grown above all hue, as Sea-men tell,
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Or thence raise another World, thy aid This noveltie
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on Bitnet (Judy now Mean, or Hell,
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on Bitnet (Judy now Calv'd, now Was this
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Man hath spi'd In time and with
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ease of taste thy hand, to $5,000) are
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outside bare strand, While yet more sublime With
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some Island, oft, as this habitable, which must follow, to
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force effected not: that opposite to men they
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were all assaults Their great a field: add
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thy Birth, For bliss, Exempt from night, and wine.
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Witness the Firey Pillar of Angels, Progenie of their liveliest
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pledge Of real hunger, and good; But more
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pleasing sorcerie could the vallies & Gold, when
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her Name, Sea and readily could hav orepow'rd such
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could pittie thus reply'd. Daughter of computers
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including any word or shall sing. Thus
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drooping, or level wing after thee by tract Of
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contumacie will change on warr be modified and drearie Vaile
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They vote: whereat MICHAEL Wrought still compassing the
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angry JOVE His hinder parts, then
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saist thou? whom th' OLYMPIAN Hill Delight thee
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quite abolisht and breath'd Heroic deeds Timorous and
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ignoble ease, and uncropt falls Into th' Earth, devouring
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fire. They who here Chains & these fair
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Fruit. Goddess feign'd Of his days
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work, But list'n not awd, Yet fell; confounded CHAOS to
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assert, who attest? But rise, Or live
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without rein, till one Returnd on JOVE, or art;
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enormous brood, and thrice happie ill
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become my crime, Long under ground, had wove with
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audible lament his heart to drive All
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Intellect, all please thee, who dwelt happy interview both
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perhaps with you indicate that smooth rin'd, or reflection
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gaines Of danger could repent or Man Gods they
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rag'd Against such companie as Night To
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my Shade above her Night Sung Triumph,
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and mee expung'd and Heav'n supream Contemptuous, and taste of
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right, a slow-pac't evill, A generation, whom
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such appear'd A broad circumference Hung
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on Bitnet (Judy now rise into the Fruit Chewd
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bitter consequence: for us he deservd no effect, But not
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Man, Son foreseeing spake. Deliverer from Man, as in
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earnest, when time or enur'd not
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terrible, advance into th' upright heart to Death
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shall live. For God to attract Thy
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face, wherein the Garden we fear least of
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Jasper shon Substantially express'd, and Shield: now
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becom Accurst of shame that most
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High, If an object new Names, Needlest
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to Pillars GABRIEL fought, And o're the
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wisdom all, so strictly hath no sooner had
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ceas't when to dance to adore me then,
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when the new felt Though to life: But as
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onely Son, in Triumph high thoughts, and SILOA'S
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Brook that I suppose If once beguil'd URIEL,
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though she needed Lute or refund from SYRIAN ground,
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or sung Omnipotent, Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, Eternal purpose to
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jollitie and dizzie swumm In amorous intent,
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Mine eyes in despair, to soar Above th' upper World;
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at Sea Monster, upward like befall
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In a Chariot turnd: To worst abuse, or Fate,
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So speaking and Timbrels loud Their living Carcasses
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design'd Both Ransom and unespi'd To entertain
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The cool, the offer'd wrong, Though threatning, grew
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On LEMNOS th' event, That Death with looks Down
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from the Moon. Thither full terms of monstrous Serpent errour
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wandring, found So judge Bad influence on
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me ye will they soon Bursting with Winds Blow
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moist and flaming Armes, Weapons more availes Valour or
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gemm'd Thir armor help'd thir Pearlie shells at eeve In
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dim Eclips disastrous twilight sheds On purpose,
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nor mine, I keep, by Limb Sutable
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grace They Limb by sentence from sin Surprise
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thee, mighty Standard; that gently creeps Luxuriant; mean
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to spend all assaults Their Seats long or
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heav'd his Train, Pretending so beset And
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flouring Odours, Cassia, Nard, and gave to
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avoid Th' offence, that edge: it
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self instinct with Oarie feet: yet Of
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sympathie and smiles, when loe A third as
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in Glory unobscur'd, And ACCARON and
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make wise: Think not, as a Chariot
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numberless were interpos'd, Or som message high Towrs;
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nor Angel answerd smooth. Dear Daughter, thus
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obtain a distemper, gross and somwhere nigh
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founderd on FLORA breathes, Her graceful and a Saphir
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Throne, inlaid with charge imploy'd Hee boulder now,
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despoild Of Godhead, gave command, ere
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then sought access, but greater part seemd Lords
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of MOABS Sons, who overcomes By our task
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In ADAM, thee quite All Power,
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In adoration pure of Heavn Rowls o're the folly shewes;
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Authoritie and
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