Robo poem for 2022-12-28
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Silence, and jarring sound throughout the baser fire
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purge off from thee unblam'd? since wilde,
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perhaps Hereafter, join'd in PALESTINE, and violence thou sawst
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so sad, yet from AFRIC shore When
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thou hat'st, I travel this can Is oftest
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yours, while enjoy alone, By whom the
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spacious Hall (Though like these draw Of Innocence, of each
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inward Faculties, which in foresight much deceav'd, much advanc't, We
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know no mate For angers sake, or
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re-use it presume, might determine, and joy he
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could weild These then, Then wise In adoration
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down and effect so Divine, Fair to wander
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where silence and regain the Garden we claim
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in foresight much advanc't, We overpower? Suppose he
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ordaind, Hath left us may Faith admit, that such
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massacher Make they sang of Bulls and therein set
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Our being forgets, Forgets both despoild, Made to
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reside, his Will dazle Heav'n, My sentence of
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aire, To highth began, and was giv'n, th' Ocean wave.
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SATAN with Envy and Gold: So will
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receive Strict Laws impos'd, And practis'd distances to soar
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Above th' upright with jocond Music charm To Hill,
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Dale, Pursues the Night To mortal food, for
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Thou interposest, that Region throws his wing. The
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rest what intends to invade Heav'n, soon In
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goodness beyond Frighted the Heav'n in thine this
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eBook is plac't; Whence ADAM interpos'd. O Powers Insensate,
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hope argues as the renovation of Heav'ns
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high in flaming Mount that earst in pleasure, though
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divided Legion might There alwaies, but despair:
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His Seasons, and CADMUS, or distributing
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Project Gutenberg is condemn'd, Convict by Fate supreame; thence
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issu'd from thir flying Fiend: at worst extreams, and
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behold On duty, sleeping found thir canie Waggons light:
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So dearly I should be held it rose, impossible to
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ours, Differing but what chance, what other viewing Becam'st
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enamour'd, and after known In sorrow and
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wine. Witness the throng Disperst in fears and made
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ease More woe, More fruitful, which EVE Address'd his
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tortuous Traine Follow'd in Heavn, & formd
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us the brightning Orient Pearle, whereon
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were fought in mid Skie, and
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prevented all Temples th' amaz'd Night-wanderer from Eternal wrauth
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bent (who could I espi'd thee,
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count it rag'd, in multitudes Were banded
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to end Them thus The discord which if ever, by
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Fountain by millions her cloudie Tabernacle Sojourn'd
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the maine. Two dayes Giv'n me as seems,
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Of foul obscur'd: As we never will Thine own
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place, and ILIUM, on Bitnet (Judy now (Certain to accord)
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Man alive; by despair: His outward both, from no
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less prepar'd, The Author of Puritie, Our labour
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hee; But up rose the choice regard
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thus consulting, thus hast made? So sung Victorious
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King, though importune perhaps, and Asp, and gigantic deeds. Then
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were large, where ere long sufferance of
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seasons, ripe for inferior Orbs, Or shall
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abound. But God in every flouer. Regions
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of Mercie and rejoycing in strength from SYRIAN ground, Insect
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or thee, because from those from
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wrauth to accord) Man had filld the Full soon
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Follow, as now, though long with jocond Music charm
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his Sail-broad Vannes He soon Th' ethereal
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People ran, they among themselves decreed
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Thir tendance gladlier shall them free, what
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is low subjection; understand the drie; Part rise
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By Fowl, Fish, Beast, more fierce, From
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mee thy Life. Nor staid, But thir Chief return.
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Part curb thir course; Directed, no end. Mean
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while Venial discourse is undefil'd and Stations thick
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a horrid silence thir furious King, Son, Divine effulgence, whose
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just inheritance of thousands, once yours,
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the terms will fall One Man
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Let us too fast bound. Thou interposest, that can
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impair thee, whom these various fruits
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of seasons, ripe for him, such Majestie seemd
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Gold, when it light & soonest recompence Equal in heav'n:
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For Spirits arm'd Forerun the Port, though terrour seis'd
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By my owne, My Bowels, their Generals Voyce
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they dealt? Project Gutenberg is all sides round
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World, thy doome, Or dreams he counsels
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from him reverent, and good from Heav'n
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Gate Tempest shall his day-labour with
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hop'd success, Throws his people in despair, to mark
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what doubt it comes. Ascend my displeasure for
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Fate, free Will, for I mockt
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with me committed and dire example
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with ambitious aim Against revolted multitudes
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Were slunk, all dwellings of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where he lost and Trees thir being? Yet unconsum'd.
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Before thee; so from the Plain; A dewie
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Mist Went all at last, and Grandchild both,
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had from copying, distributing, performing, distributing or
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PYTHIAN fields; Part of peace toward the river of worth
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not upright. Fall'n Cherube, to accord) Man
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by whose he soon as out of an hour
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whenever! why did thy wicked wayes of seeming
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pure, thence to corrupt no thought,
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and smoak: Such recompence In whom ye none!
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So sudden all Through BOSPORUS betwixt the Cataracts of
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Spears: and regions here Beast, or enter Heaven to
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have chosen Seed, And not then the use
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this but by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Thrones;
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Though of Paradise could Spring of
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Hell trembl'd at http://www.pglaf.org. 1.E.7. Do
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thou eaten of Day and laughs
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the Throne Alternate all Temples th' Host
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but shun the Goblin full of Morn. Now
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lately Heaven Gate of offence To lessen thee, still
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advance To claim Of his absolute Decree Another World,
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to sway Brandisht aloft shading the hellish foes walk
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round If guiltless? But whether washt by me, that look'd
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a thousand Leagues awry Into th' Almightie
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Acts, With spiritual Natures; only peace from Hell,
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Though temper'd heav'nly, for whom she
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paces huge convex of longing eye; Nor
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other way Over all armd To travel this agreement.
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There dwell at last this gloom; the gates of
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compliance bad eminence; and Intercessor none for us
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Within them to offer now enjoind Laborious, till then,
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Then to that fiery CHAOS and revoke the
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feare. Why sleepst thou also; at large Lay Siege,
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Or save us Two dayes To
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undergo eternal fame in haste. But thir
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known from Rivers or Faerie Elves, Whose Seed
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be invulnerable in Saphir Throne, how unlike
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the voice From th' Horizon to
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pervert that parts CALABRIA from the Name I
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abide JEHOVAH thundring out of Mankind, Mother
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of Battel which understood must contend, And
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makes guiltie shame, The Parsimonious Emmet, provident he full
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terms of what is free, what sweet Of
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racking whirlwinds, or unkindly mixt, Dissolvd on
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by command, and Aires: Then loose
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tresses wore Of us try Conjecture, he can think
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that earst in PALESTINE, and shades High overarch't, and
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pardon beg, and rue the chains
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Heapt on slime, This would loose, Though thither rowl'd Diurnal,
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or ATLAS unremov'd: His look defiance toward EVE perhaps,
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or falling, and notions vaine. But perhaps With borrowd
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light well converse, Wisdom gain'd From off the
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Universal blanc Of Spirit to put to use,
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For since none regard; Heav'n Gate
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none regard; Heav'n shew no cloud Made so To
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teach us live, scarse had need With Regal Scepter,
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every Tree of Fame, And Discord with Heaven;
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and shame that strow the greatest distance argues
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as this host of libertie, who since, but wip'd
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them both, had wove with ravishment The Wife, where
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thin Aire Replenisht, and over Lands with bad plight,
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devise Like Night, and thereon Offer
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sweet Of hazard huge of Good lost happiness
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and nobler sights of Sea cover'd field,
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where SODOM flam'd; This other Hill SATAN
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allarm'd Collecting all imbroild, And tresses hid:
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he gives Heroic deeds worse would intermix Grateful digressions, and
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despite, Whom Thunder in secret Cloud,
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serene. All Trees In with favour; peace by
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Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now dreadful revolution
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day and secur'd Long after, now MOSES
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and enthrall'd By center, or Intercessor none to
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dawne Obtains the Majesty of change. He said, and therein
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stand. For Man, revolt And courage on
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Bitnet (Judy now Sight more safe, And humble Shrub,
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And rapture wanted in whose presence ADAM
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reply'd. O Visions of Palm-tree pleasantest to minde contemnes;
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But ended heer, or Love, mysterious parts EGYPT
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and call'd by turns the baser fire Must needs
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remove thee unblam'd? since by angry Foe
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pursu'd The visual ray To visit all
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Organs of Hell, her Works of grace not oft hast
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born First Hunter then, nor much revolving, thus
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alone, Or undiminisht brightness, nor was cleard,
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and let us unforeseen, unthought of, know
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Second Omnipotence, and water flies All
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he found repose; and therein live, The adversarie
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Serpent, whom thus judgement giv'n, Worthiest to do
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practically ANYTHING with kindliest change, and lyes
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Bordering on high: such abundance wants thee, shun the
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individual solace dear; Part on yon Lake benumme not
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EVE, exprest Ineffably into the genial moisture, when her
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Eye, all numbers absolute, And high
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blest, or unaware, To the most High, If rightly
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nam'd, but up sprung: amazement of light, we
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stand Ye Cedars, with hideous joyn'd That comes
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it fled amain, pursu'd (though more, is a Monument
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Of good, And brown as when
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her Nuptial Bowre or timerous flock together went a
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refund from beneath, Just confidence, and
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